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Get the lowdown on the best cinematic storytelling in groovy blood 'n' chainsaw romps, Italian exorcisms, Bollywood sisterhood, and scene-stealing performances in Keiron Self's film recommendations for this April.
From award-winning Belgian teen arthouse drama to the no-awards-won-at-all Creed III, Keiron Self presents his top 10 new films coming out in March 2023.
Keiron Self is a man for all seasons and one to cover all bases, with his latest film roundup ranging from animated cats who feel feelings to Marvel/Avengers blockbusting to lo-budget hi-quality courtesy of Porthcawl director Jamie Adams.
The second part of Keiron Self’s ‘22/‘23 film preview bestraddlement covers January, and five movies promising various Hollywood royalty in their credits.
Keiron Self approaches the final curtain of 2022 with five new film releases you might want to go see this December, from the creepy to the absurd to the blockbuster-y.
Keiron Self looks into the immediate future of the proverbial big screen with his 10 picks from this November 2022's rundown.
October 2022 film releases including the latest from the Halloween franchise, Black Adam, Decisions to Leave and more
August is not the prime month for sitting in a windowless room inside an entertainment complex for two to four hours of film. Which makes it all the more impressive that Keiron Self has found some timely content!
July's film releases include an Irish drama about an impromptu baby adaption and a cartoon about Superman's dog.
Our June film selections range from homegrown lo-fidelity horror in All My Friends Hate Me to lurid Elvis hagiography in the eponymous biopic.
From Doctor Strange to Top Gun: Maverick to Men, Keiron Self takes a look at what's on offer at the cinema this May.
From The Batman to The Worst Person In The World, Keiron Self dishes up the most noteworthy film releases for March.
