Nice Guy – review
A jobless father explores the seamier side of London in realist drama with a gangster twist
Film
UK Film Festival returns to Aubin Cinema
Independent film festival in Shoreditch venue gives unsung film talent a chance to shine
Tom Marshman: searching for the lost gay cockneys
An older generation of gay East Londoners tell their unheard stories at Rich Mix event
Documentary Project Wild Thing claims kids need to get back to nature
Film by David Bond and Ashley Jones was screened at Hackney Picturehouse earlier this month
Female talent celebrated at Underwire short film festival
Hackney Wick’s Yard Theatre set for movie takeover
London Feminist Film Festival to return to Hackney Picturehouse next month
Screenings aim to challenge portrayals of women in cinema
Late At Night: Voices of Ordinary Madness – East London documentary to premiere at London Film Festival
Award-winning novelist and filmmaker Xiaolu Guo describes her documentary as “an impressionistic mosaic” of East Londoners
Blue Jasmine – review
Cate Blanchett’s character in this intriguing film recalls Blanche DuBois from A Streetcar Named Desire
John Akomfrah’s Stuart Hall film to be screened for Black History Month
Movie includes rare historical documentary footage of 1970s icon
Borrowed Time – review
Glimpses of striking talent pepper low-budget indie flick set in East London
Urban animals the focus of artist Andrea Luka Zimmerman’s film Taskafa
Treatment of street dogs of Istanbul “a whisper of what we do to people”, says longtime Haggerston resident
Kick-Ass 2 – review
Is it too violent, and, more importantly, is it any good? Our man in the cinema gives his verdict
Passing Clouds hosts first screening of documentary about The People’s Kitchen
Project to combat food waste the focus of new flick
Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa – review
Armando Iannucci and Steve Coogan finally bring character to the big screen in hostage flick
Hackney gangster movie seeks funds
Makers of new film hope to encourage donations with first trailer
The World’s End – review
Five old friends complete a pub crawl they started as schoolboys in this funny finale to the ‘Cornetto’ trilogy