Southampton International Film Festival 2013 review: Illness ★★★★★ + Interview with actor Cheryl Allison
Ashleigh Moore reviews challenging film Illness and talks to its lead actor Cheryl Allison
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Southampton International Film Festival 2013 review: The Gravedigger’s Tale ★★★★★
This beautiful animation takes its inspiration from an Oriental fairytale aesthetic, and truly brings magic to the screen, says Ashleigh Moore
Southampton International Film Festival Award Winners
The list of winners from the Southampton International Film Festival
Southampton International Film Festival Day 4: Animations and Shorts
Ashleigh Moore reports from the final day of the Southampton International Film Festival and looks over her highlights of the programme
Southampton International Film Festival 2013 review: Choice Point ★★☆☆☆
With only the technician in the auditorium, I ended up receiving a private screening of…
Southampton International Film Festival Day 3: Documentaries
Day two of the Southampton International Film Festival was screened both at the Nuffield Theatre…
Southampton International Film Festival 2013 review: In The Hour of Victory ★★★★☆
The opening screening of day two of the Southampton International Film Festival was a touching, family-orientated, World War II documentary, says Ashleigh Moore
Southampton International Film Festival – Day 2 Short Films
So, today I had the pleasure of beginning my coverage of the Southampton International Film…
New international trailer for The Wolverine released
A new trailer for Marvel and Twentieth Century Fox’s The Wolverine has been released. The…
Surge In National Playlist Competition to Win Performance at Southampton
Vote for Surge’s Spotify playlist for the opportunity to get a performance from The Macabees and Alexis Taylor in Southampton, courtesy of Jose Cuervo Tequila.
#Tags to Receive National Radio Exposure
Southampton heroes #Tags due to be played on Radio 1, with Huw Stephens giving the group their first taste of national radio exposure.
The Maccabees head Latitude 2016 line-up
The Maccabees, The National and New Order top the bill for this year’s festival, which will take place in July.
Review: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Mayflower Theatre
Caitlin Hobbs reviews the National Theatre’s touring production.
“We are such control freaks” : An interview with Local Natives
Alex Meehan chats with Local Native’s Kelcey Ayer about the trials of touring, DIY albums, working with The National and confusing music journalists.