Director wows Lift-Off Film Festival audience with short film “Cotton Wool”

By Shafia Begum 17th April 2018 Art, Culture, Film, News, Regional News, Television 0 comments

THE short film, Cotton Wool was written and directed by 18 year old, Nicholas Connor. The film featured at the […]

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Veteran MP Dennis Skinner to appear at Salford charity fundraiser at the Moston Miners’ Club

By Joseph Stevens 17th April 2018 Culture, Film, Music, News, Politics 0 comments

LEGENDARY politician Dennis Skinner is set to appear at a special event at the Moston Miners’ Club this month, to raise […]

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Media City’s Starburst Film Festival 2018

By Cait Naven 16th March 2018 Film, News 1 comment

STARBURST Magazine hosted a film festival at MediaCity UK on Friday 16th March and Saturday 17th March.  The event was to celebrate […]

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University of Salford alumni filmmaker showcases Creative England-funded film

By Matt Roberts 30th November 2017 Culture, Film, News 0 comments

UNIVERSITY of Salford alumni and filmmaker Mat Johns has showcased his latest short film, A Father’s Day, at the KinoFilm […]

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Ken Loach movie marathon to raise funds for Salford charity

By Joseph Stevens 23rd November 2017 Comedy, Culture, Film, Music 0 comments

MUSICIANS, poets and politicians will join legendary filmmaker Ken Loach at a movie marathon in Moston today, in aid of […]

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Festival puts spotlight on Gothic Manchester

By Morgan Robinson 23rd October 2017 Culture, Film 0 comments

A festival celebrating all things gothic from architecture to film returns to Manchester this week. The festival is held by […]

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Wildscreen Festival makes its Manchester debut

By Megan Green 17th October 2017 Culture, Film 0 comments

THE ART of natural world story-telling is a creative art that demonstrates the beauty and impact of nature. The Wildscreen Festival, […]

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World Premiere: Borley Rectory at Grimmfest 2017

By Morgan Robinson 10th October 2017 Culture, Film 0 comments

The final day of Grimmfest 2017 saw ‘Borley Rectory’ which is one of the most creative, bizarre and utterly compelling horror films of recent memory.

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GRIMMFEST REVIEW: M.F.A

By Morgan Robinson 9th October 2017 Culture, Film 0 comments

UNLIKE many of the films shown this past weekend at Grimmfest 2017, Natalia Leite’s brutal film, M.F.A is a depiction […]

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GRIMMFEST REVIEW: GAME OF DEATH

By Will Stevenson 8th October 2017 Culture, Film 0 comments

TEENS get drunk at a party, have sex and eventually meet their demise. It’s a plot that’s been rinsed dry […]

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