Cinema

Faculty of Education hosts May 24 events with filmmaker, authors and political exiles

Written and directed by Liam, this short film is titled The Freestyle Cowboy Showdown.

Our film critic Mark Walsh delivers his verdict on the movies vying for the big prize.

Mark Walsh looks head to some big screen treats.

Anna Dobrovolskaya, executive director of Moscow-based archivists HRC Memorial, describes being forcibly closed by the state

A play and a film screening will be held.

‘I couldn’t do what they do’ he tells crowd.

The film star is set to appear at the Union - the oldest debating society in the world - this Sunday (February 27).

Mark Walsh explores what’s heading to the big screen in this feature, sponsored by the Arts Picturehouse.

The venue has received £170,750 from the Paul Hamlyn Foundation to support a new creative learning project.

Mark Walsh also looks ahead to National Theatre Live at the Cambridge Arts Picturehouse.

Mark Walsh completes his countdown of the best movies of 2021.

Our film critic, Mark Walsh, offers his picks of the best movies from the year.

The 59-year-old actor was seen hanging upside down on the wing of a war plane in this stunt for Mission: Impossible 8.

The screening of the film – a modern cinematic retelling of the 150-year-old ballet – took place at the Arts Picturehouse on November 24.

You’ll end up thinking: Aren’t we all Salarymen?

Mark Walsh picks out some highlights from the festival, running at Cambridge Arts Picturehouse.

The Cambridge Film Festival opened on Thursday (November 18) with a brilliant new film starring Claire Rushbrook and Adeel Akhtar.

The inimitable 85-year-old, who is heading for the Cambridge Arts Theatre, discusses acting, space, childhood, Peter O’Toole and more.

The festival, celebrating its 40th anniversary, will be an in-person event at the Cambridge Arts Picturehouse between November 18 and 25.