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Films | Things to do in London - The Cultural Exposé

Films

Somewhere you should go... Filmbar70 at Roxy Bar & Screen

Who can imagine more natural bedfellows than a comfy sofa, a classic cult film and a glass of something boozy? Well we can't and that's why we are drawing your attention to this great new series at the Roxy...

Somewhere you should go… Sundance London

We may be slowly entering yet another noisy blockbuster season but it is fair to say that these last couple of weeks have been extremely generous to the tastes of indie film lovers in London. First, at the London...

Something you should see... Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey

Being a kid of the 80s meant a good percentage of my early education came from Sesame Street, and its assortment of characters breaking down maths (cheers Count!), spelling (R.....UN?) and moral dilemnas,...

Somewhere you should go... The London Independent Film Festival

In case you hadn’t noticed, films are sort of a big thing in London right now. Pop-up mania spread from clothes to food to film sometime in late 2010, and came to a head last year, with fly-by-night...

Curzon launches On Demand - the curated online film experience

Funny how just a few years ago, I was sprinting down my high street to beat the closing time of my local video shop, all in the name of avoiding late fees - and nowadays, watching the latest movies is as easy,...

Something you should see… A Kid With A Bike

The director/brother combo of Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne have created a film I would describe as very… ‘French’. In this context, it means a film that is wonderfully dissimilar to the Hollywood...