Cinema

Mark Walsh looks ahead to some cinematic treats in a column sponsored by the Arts Picturehouse.

The company runs multiplexes in Ely, St Neots and Huntingdon and Cambridge’s Arts Picturehouse.

Type Till You Bleed was written and directed by Richard Jackson, with music by Liam Taylor.

The fundraising campaign for the film, which actor Mark Hampton is to act in and direct, ends tomorrow (June 30).

Richard DeDomenici and his team re-enact scenes from films and TV series in the places where they were originally shot, with his Redux Project.

The P51 Mustang has been painted in the colours of Col Jack Christian, who was killed in action in 1944.

The Globe has released seven short films – each produced by ARU students – inspired by famous plays.

Sponsored feature | Our film critic, Mark Walsh, gets all shook up by some big screen delights.

Our film critic, Mark Walsh, delivers his verdict.

The project is a unique filmmaking achievement intending to give aspiring screenwriters and directors their first screen credits.

The Freestyle Cowboy Showdown is a short film parody of the Oscar-nominated movie.

Mark Walsh looks at the latest releases, in an article sponsored by Cambridge Arts Picturehouse.

Faculty of Education hosts May 24 events with filmmaker, authors and political exiles

Written and directed by Liam, this short film is titled The Freestyle Cowboy Showdown.

Our film critic Mark Walsh delivers his verdict on the movies vying for the big prize.

Mark Walsh looks head to some big screen treats.

Anna Dobrovolskaya, executive director of Moscow-based archivists HRC Memorial, describes being forcibly closed by the state

A play and a film screening will be held.

‘I couldn’t do what they do’ he tells crowd.

The film star is set to appear at the Union - the oldest debating society in the world - this Sunday (February 27).