PATHS of Glory is unquestionably one of the greatest anti-war films ever made. More than six decades have elapsed since Stanley Kubrick unleashed it on cinema screens, but watching it today on a brand new Blu-ray from Eureka Home Entertainment, it's...

"THE Strand has a lot of history for me, I've been going there since I was a wee fella," enthuses Co Antrim-born film producer Mark Huffam, who treated the east Belfast picturehouse to a special Q&A-enhanced opening night screening of his latest project, Ridley Scott's lavish historical epic, Napoleon.

Few rom coms have stood the test of time the way Love Actually has. Even now, 20 years on Richard Curtis’s star stuffed directorial debut is still many people’s favorite annual rewatch.

IT'S a long way from the Old Vic to The Pet Shop Boys, but Joss Ackland, who died earlier this week at the age of 95, made the journey seem like the easiest and most natural thing in the world.

A GOOD ghost story well told is something to treasure, and Alejandro Amenabar's The Others is one of the very best...

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Captain Marvel learns the value of teamwork to counter a deadly threat in the superpowered action adventure The Marvels

JOEL and Ethan Coen have delivered many a quality off-kilter comedy in their storied careers, but rarely have they reached the heights of screwball comic genius they hit with Raising Arizona...

AS Pierce Brosnan surveyed the graves of war veterans in Normandy, barely recognisable under his nonagenarian make-up (as 92 'and three quarters' year-old 'Artie Crawford') film director Terry Loane had a quick intake of breath and recognised this as a mise-en-scène like no other.

Magherafelt filmmaker Conor Kelly is premiering his short film, A Song for Strays as part of Belfast Film Festival’s brand new Long Short Weekend on November 5 at the Strand Arts Centre.