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.
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Review: Hardcore Henry
This bonkers POV gore-fest delivers unrelentingly inventive action, says Culture Editor Harrison Abbott.
Review: My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2
This late sequel is just as side-splitting as the original says Hannah Postinger.
‘With animation the scene can take a life of its own’: An interview with directors of the Oscar nominated Anomalisa
Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson are the directors of 2015’s Anomalisa; based on a play of…
Notes on News: Should films be available in homes on the day of cinema release?
Hollie discusses the pros and cons of a new proposal which could allow people to watch new films in their own homes, at the same time as they are released in cinemas.
Review: Trumbo
Bryan Cranston’s Oscar-push is strictly average, says Head of Design Jack.
Review: Bone Tomahawk
Squeamish Head of Design Jack accidentally saw a horror film, but rather liked it.
The Edge Live Blogs: The EE BAFTAS 2016
Join us for our live-blog of this year’s EE BAFTA ceremony from 9pm to find out who wins the biggest awards! Spoilers ahead!
Growing Up With Bollywood
Writer Rehana Nurmahi reflects on her childhood experience of Bollywood cinema and the special place it holds in her heart
Review: The Hateful Eight
Quentin Tarantino’s counter-Western just can’t disappoint, writes Charlie Masters.
Review: Joy
The Edge’s first review of 2016 sees Sophie Trenear tackling David O. Russell’s latest Oscar contender.
In Defence of Fantastic Four (2015)
Josh Trank’s superhero re-boot isn’t anywhere near as bad as some say, says Sophie Trenear.
This Week at Union Films
This week at Union Films (16/11/15 – 22/11/15) sees the regional premiere of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 and the star studded Everest.
Review: Burnt
Bradley Cooper’s latest star vehicle isn’t quite up to scratch, says Hannah Postinger.