The Disappearance DVD Review
By Will Barber Taylor Julien and Florence find themselves in every parent’s worst nightmare when their daughter Lea, a promising straight A student, goes missing after attending Lyon’s Festival of […]
The Johnson Factor: The First Hundred Days of the BoJo Premiership
By Will Barber Taylor Picture the scene. The 24th of June and Brexit has swept the nation, defeating all attempts to hold onto Britain’s forty-year connection to the European Union. […]
Miles Ahead Review
By Will Barber Taylor Breaking the mould of the standard music biopic, Don Cheadle stars, co-produces and directs the biographical story of the infamous jazz trumpeter, Miles Davis. Telling the […]
iClassics Kickstarter Launch
By Will Barber Taylor Classic literature is something that we have always appreciated and yearned for. From the works of Shakespeare to Moby Dick, classic literature has influenced our world […]
Hinterland Series Two DVD Review
By Will Barber Taylor Aberystwyth’s panoramic vistas hide a multitude of sins and sinners. It is DCI Tom Mathias’ (Richard Harrington) job to investigate and hunt down the perpetrators of […]
The Hollow Crown: Henry VI Part Two Promotional Pictures
The BBC have today released promotional pictures for the second instalment of their adaptations of Henry VI Part One, Two, Three and Richard III. Presented as the sequel to The […]
Peaky Blinders Series Three Episode Two Promotional Pictures
The BBC have today released promotional pictures for the second episode of the third series of hit gangster series, Peaky Blinders. Set in Birmingham after the First World War, the […]
Battling The Gods: Atheism in the Ancient World Review
By Will Barber Taylor How old is Atheism? In Battling the Gods, Tim Whitmarsh journeys into the ancient Mediterranean to recover the stories of those who first refused the divinities. […]
The Hollow Crown: Henry VI Part One Promotional Pictures
The BBC have today released promotional pictures for the first instalment of their adaptations of Henry VI Part One, Two, Three and Richard III. Presented as the sequel to The […]
Film Review Quickies: The Lady in The Van Review
By Will Barber Taylor Based on the bestselling memoir and play by Alan Bennett, The Lady In The Van tells the “mostly true” story of Miss Mary Shepherd (Maggie Smith) […]
