First Look at First Reformed
Posted 19 July 2018 by Roisin McDaid
'cuts like a knife – sharp, deep and with deadly precision' Rosh talks about her first impressions of First Reformed
Staff Review: Pin Cushion
Posted 13 July 2018 by Billy Barnell about Pin Cushion, and Pin Cushion + Q&A.
Our very own Showroom staff member Billy Barnell reviews Deborah Haywood's first full-length feature film, 'Pin Cushion'.
Last Chance 19/03/18
Posted 19 March 2018 by Hannah Browton
See what is Last Chance to see this week
Berlin Film Festival: Day 8 - A busy one!
Posted 7 March 2018 by Linnea Pettersson
Oh my word did I cram a lot into today.
Berlin Film Festival: Day 7 - And then… it was time for ‘Unsane’.
Posted 7 March 2018 by Linnea Pettersson
I’d managed to get one of the last tickets for the premiere, which meant I was at the very top of the Berlinale Palast - nosebleed territory!
Berlin Film Festival: Day 6 - Switching between worlds
Posted 7 March 2018 by Linnea Pettersson
Today I tried to watch films that are aimed at younger audiences or were stories about young people.
Berlin Film Festival: Day 5 - My first trip to Kino International
Posted 7 March 2018 by Linnea Pettersson
All in all, a similar mixed bag of films watched today – but being in the International was an incredible experience and of course I’m excited to see what tomorrow will bring!
Berlin Film Festival: Day 4 - From 0 – Anarchist Cookbook in 5 minutes
Posted 7 March 2018 by Linnea Pettersson
Today I found myself popping in and out of screenings all day to make up for not seeing as many yesterday...
Making Cinema Acessible to Everyone - Right Down to the Trailers.
Posted 5 March 2018 by Mikaela Smith
Every Monday at the Showroom is Subtitled Monday, where all of the films in our programme play with captions for hard of hearing and D/deaf people. But as an industry and cinema, what more can we be doing?
Berlin Film Festival: Day 3 – Young People’s Cinema
Posted 22 February 2018 by Linnea Pettersson
As the films I’ve seen over the past couple of days haven’t exactly been the cheeriest, I decided to start the day with a film I’ve been looking forward to for AGES: a Danish animation called ‘The Incredible Story of the Giant Pear’.