La La Land wins big at Baftas 2017
Dev Patel, Ken Loach and Tom Holland were also honoured as Damien Chazelle’s musical picked up five awards.
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Review: Inferno
Writer Eddy explores Tom Hanks’ third outing as Robert Langdon which is disappointing, and too serious for its own good
Venue in Focus: The Engine Rooms
Sophie McEvoy writes about what makes The Engine Rooms such a fantastic venue.
This Week at Harbour Lights (07/10/16 – 13/10/16)
This week at Harbour Lights: The Girl on the Train, Theroux on Scientology, Herzog on the internet and a knit-a-long screening?!?
Introducing: The Sherlocks
Writer Eleanor Joyce is on the case to decipher the mystery of the meteoric rise of The Sherlocks.
This Week at Harbour Lights (30/09/16 – 06/10/16)
This Week at Harbour Lights: Hawkins, Hitchcock, Oasis and another FREE student-exclusive screening.
This Week at Harbour Lights (23/09/16 – 29/09/16)
This Week at Harbour Lights: The latest from Taiki Waititi and Tim Burton, Bridget Jones, Aladdin and more!
This Week at Harbour Lights (16/09/16 – 22/09/16)
This Week at Harbour Lights: Two classic animations, an array of interesting dramas and the return of Bridget Jones!
First Look Review: Kubo and The Two Strings
Writer Eddy reviews the latest release by Laika Entertainment, the fantastic Kubo and the Two Strings.
First Look Review: Elvis and Nixon
Film editor Hollie reviews the eccentric and hilarious Elvis and Nixon, ahead of its release later this week.
Artist in focus: Jess Glynne
Culture Editor James Barker sets out his adoration of Jess Glynne.
Preview: Half Man Half Biscuit at Engine Rooms, Southampton
Satirical rock band Half Man Half Biscuit will arrive on the South Coast in order to play at Southampton’s Engine Rooms (13/05/16).
“There’s not that much money in it, but it still beats a real job”: An interview with The View
The Scottish indie rockers return to Southampton once again, and chatted to James Chadwick.
‘No homo’: The unnecessary act of changing pronouns in song covers
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.