Graham Young and Roz Laws review the latest cinema releases, including Carnage, Man On A Ledge, Journey 2: The Mysterious Island, Young Adult, Martha Macey May Marlene and IntrudersRead
The only film to have ever been banned in the UK on the grounds of blasphemy has finally been given a certificate, more than 20 years after it was made.Read
It must be nerve-wracking enough to hold a Skype conversation with Madonna, so imagine the computer screen freezing on her at a particularly unflattering moment.Read
Graham Young and Roz Laws review the latest cinema releases, including the Clint Eastwood-directed J.Edgar, and Ralph Fiennes's screen adaptation of Coriolanus.Read
Meryl Streep has continued her awards run while silent film The Artist and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy have been showered with nominations at this year's Baftas.Read
A staunch supporter of method acting, Michael Fassbender dropped to just nine stone to play Bobby Sands in the 2008 biopic of the IRA terrorist’s hunger strike.Read
Filmmaker Phyllida Lloyd took a risk in turning American actress Meryl Streep into the Iron Lady. She tells Alison Jones how she recreated a woman who divided a nation for the screen.Read
Graham Young and Roz Laws review the latest cinema releases including, The Iron Lady, Mother and Child, We Have A Pope, A African Election, Resistance.Read
An unearthing of secrets using high-tech gadgets, fast getaways on a huge motorcycle and a no-holds barred punch up in a subway followed by a daring escape that involves sliding down the centre of an escalator.Read
