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Saban’s 2017 POWER RANGERS re-boot proudly has the teen-heroes fight representation as well as evil. Directed by Dean Israelite, the film is a fresh take for the five friends, and sees some important changes to the team. In a bold…

The likes of Arrow, Katniss and, erm, Cupid might make it look like easy business, but archery seems like tense work. The slightest distraction can cause catastrophic effect - and where does the seemingly endless supply of arrows even come…

New exhibition set to shine a spotlight on the rich history of women in computing A major exhibition is set to open on October 5th at the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge. Computing History: Where did all the women…

The North’s biggest ever video gaming expo returns for its sixth year at the huge EventCity exhibition centre in Manchester with an expected 25,000 attendees! The two-time award nominated show will once again be jam packed to the gills with…

If you find a book leaves you wanting more or you just can’t get enough of the story, then you probably love a good book-to-film adaptation. From devoted bookworms to avid cinema goers, these heart-warming narratives often have the perfect…

The first trailer for the upcoming Mockney version of the classic tale of Robin Hood has crashed onto the web. What does it tell us? Well, for one thing I can't seem to spot what it has to do with…

Not only have we got the brand new posters for The Hate U Give, we can also give you a great featurette about the story of the film and what it's like having two different lives. Will Starr stand up…

The BFI and IWC Schaffhausen have revealled the three filmmakers shortlisted for the IWC Schaffhausen Filmmaker Bursary Award in association with the BFI. At £50,000, it is the most significant bursary of its kind in the UK film industry, expressly…

Yesterday saw the UK premiere of THE HATE U GIVE as part of the BFI London Film Festival. Gracing the red carpet was the film's star(r) Amandla Stenberg, director George Tillman Jr. and the author of the eponymous novel upon…

Adapted from Barry Jonsberg’s award-winning young-adult novel ‘My Life as an Alphabet’, H IS FOR HAPPINESS is a rainbow-coloured, vivacious, feel-good film that will delight and engage the whole family. https://youtu.be/Dd595szeObo Set in a small Australian coastal town, 12-year-old Candice…