Connect, create, collaborate 18 February 2021 Leadmill puts out a call for local organisations to co-produce upcoming event series for young people.
True Stories 16 February 2021 35 years after release, David Byrne’s satirical, patriotic, postmodern musical still feels like a raw and provocative commentary on everyday life.
Malcolm & Marie 16 February 2021 It's painful to watch Zendaya and Washington give what may be career-best performances in such an unfocussed and confused film.
Shirley 10 February 2021 In many ways new ground for director Josephine Decker, Shirley is also unmistakably hers, exploring unspeakable horror and strained man-woman interactions which conjure spectres.
Reviews in Retrospect: Strangers on a Train 5 February 2021 Hitchcock and Highsmith’s outstanding collaboration creates a perfect murder.
Crowdfunder opens for Sheffield short film exploring impact of dementia 2 February 2021 Two writers raise funds for Mr Wong's Lullaby, a new local film project looking at memory, care and compassion.
Ellie Grace Photography Pet Portraits 2 February 2021 In these times of turmoil, Ellie Grace’s pet portraits are the slice of joy we all need.
Liam Toner Post-Human Painter 1 February 2021 Sheffield-based artist uses portraiture to explore art, neurodiversity and what it means to be human.
Red Post on Escher Street 29 January 2021 By Japanese director Sion Sono’s standards, this film-about-film is restrained. It’s also egalitarian, moving – and one of the best of 2020.
The Cost of Living 21 January 2021 A new documentary explores arguments for and against creating a Universal Basic Income.
