Tom Grieve

Set in Dakar, Mandabi tells the story of Ibrahim (Gueye) and the transformative effect that a 25,000 franc money order from his nephew in Paris has on his fortunes.

Horror Homos present a charity screening of “the gayest horror film ever made”.

Cult canadian film director David Cronenberg found something like his ideal text in J.G. Ballard’s Crash.

David desperately tries to keep his family of six together during a separation from his wife. They both agree to see other people but David struggles to grapple with his wife’s new relationship.

This May, Chapeltown Picture House is paying homage to the Kaiju — cinema’s city-crushing monsters — with an all day marathon film event that puts them back where they belong: on the big screen.

The latest feature from Kelly Reichardt – one of the best filmmakers at work anywhere in the world today – examines the roots of free trade, capital and capitalism.

Grimmfest return with another online event set to delight (and possibly disturb) fans of horror and cult cinema over the May Bank Holiday.

Sheffield’s Showroom reopens this month with a film programme ready to remind audiences of what they’ve been missing

New at HOME, The Reverse Gaze: Filmmaking on Screen is a season of films about filmmaking, exploring the act of creating images and the industry which surrounds them.