Notes on News: Lytro – The future of cameras?
Head of Design Jack Gracie discusses why a Lytro’s new camera technology could prove revolutionary for amateur film-makers.
Head of Design Jack Gracie discusses why a Lytro’s new camera technology could prove revolutionary for amateur film-makers.
This wickedly-funny 80s sequel is a total treat for horror fans the world over, says Film Editor Ben Robins.
Annie Mac, Eats Everything, Joy Orbison and many more feature in this summer’s Somerley Tea Party (03/06/16-05/06/16).
Laura Cox suggests the top ‘acts to watch’ at Blissfields 2016.
With the upcoming Captain America: Civil War movie on the horizon and the ever increasing popularity of…
Come on over, Valerie, while The Edge talk about song covers and their artists that don’t worry about the terrible, awful potential where you might, maybe, possibly, think someone is not 100% straight.
David elaborates on how Quahog’s famous dysfunctional family needs some work.
Caleb talks about why you absolutely must read Stephen King’s 11.26.63.
The unexpected sequel to Antoine Fuqua’s 2013 hit is a little lopsided, says Film Editor Ben.
In honour of world book day, Sophie takes a look at Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar.
“Things change. And friends leave. Life doesn’t stop for anybody.” The life changing impact of The Perks of Being a Wallflower.
The Edge takes a look at ten of the best new releases coming to Netflix UK this month.
John Hillcoat’s latest crime epic is uneven at best, says Eddy Tesfay.
A near-capacity Komedia in Bath played host to Little Comets, delivering an enjoyable evening of upbeat indie rock (19/02/16)