If I was my 87-year-old grandmother I would have probably really enjoyed Fisherman’s Friends, sadly, I am not.
Green Book: an unexpected friendship
Green Book won three golden globes earlier this year including Best Screenplay in a Motion Picture and it is clear …
KU student released a short film about domestic abuse
A Kingston University film student has released a short movie last week, on Amazon Prime, which tackles domestic abuse through …
The Girl in the Spider’s Web: A relaunch of the female bad-ass franchise
The Girl In The Spider’s Web, based on a novel by David Lagercrantz, begins with a brief introduction to the …
KU graduates win Best Student Film for animation targeting refugee crisis
Two Kingston University graduates won Best Student Film in a film festival this September for their animated production focused on …
Looking to study film with a twist? Look no further than KU’s new Film Cultures degree
KU has introduced a degree in Film Cultures for the next academic year, which merges creative and theoretical study.
Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far On Foot: are you ready for some dark humour?
‘Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot’ is a film in which you won’t know whether to laugh or …
The Oscars are terrified of change, and The Florida Project proves it
Moonee, a six-year-old girl, lives at a motel with her young mother who is living from paycheque to paycheque. She …
Gringo: A fun yet forgettable time
The new action comedy Gringo is a mixed bag.
The new strangers movie will have you preying for more
The Strangers: Prey at Night respects the original and it is a thrilling follow-up with exceptional acting.