Film & TV
By Londonist

Hair We Go With Afro Saxons

2008 documentary about four hair salons competing for a prestigious prize.
By Stuart Black

Alan Bennett's Memoir The Lady In The Van Brought To Life

A funny and touching depiction of the writer and his unconventional muse.

 ★★★★☆
By Stuart Black

Rom-Com About A Postman. From Peckham. With Superpowers

Brett Goldstein is on top form.

 ★★★★☆
By Stuart Black

Smell The Pork Crackling: An Immersive Film About The Ivy House Pub

How the community beat the developers to reclaim the local pub.

 ★★★★☆
By Stuart Black

Christopher Nolan And Tacita Dean Warn Of Crisis Facing Film

Cinema chains must improve says Interstellar director.
By Stuart Black

Sneak Peek: London Spy

We took a first look at the BBC’s new winter drama.
By Ioanna Karavela

East End Gangsters Get Biblical

A London Short set in the 60s with echos of Salome.
By Ioanna Karavela

Suffragette Reviewed From A Female And Male Perspective

Double review of award-baiting London-set drama.

 ★★★★☆
By Laura Reynolds

Ticket Alert: Underground Film Club Is Back

Another chance to see the Cumberbatch's Hamlet.
By Stuart Black

A Frenzy Of Film Festivals In London This October

And plenty of free movies too.
By Kyra Hanson

The Day Emmeline Pankhurst Was Imprisoned Inside Big Ben

And when another suffragette hid in Parliament's broom cupboard.
By Stuart Black

The Rise Of London’s Black Actors And Filmmakers

But how do we sustain this golden generation?
By Stuart Black

How Interstellar’s David Gyasi Went From Hammersmith To Hollywood

We asked the star what it took to break through.
By Stuart Black

Robbers Without A Clue In Convenience

Ray Panthaki and Adeel Akhtar star in London-set comedy.

 ★★★☆☆
By Stuart Black

The Ripple Effects Of Knife Crime In A Stunning Short Film

A viscerally powerful London Short.
By Londonist

London-y Films To See In October

From Spectre to Superbob.
By Stuart Black

City On Fire: Homegrown Movies At BFI London Film Festival

All the London-y films to follow.
Film & TV
By Stuart Black

A Tree On The Tube

Nature on the underground.
By Stuart Black

Raindance Brings A Monsoon Of Indie Cinema

Offbeat films make a splash.
By James FitzGerald

London’s Biggest Fears In Film

Zombies to nuclear disaster.
By Stuart Black

Culture Clash And Emotional Carnage

An outstanding London Short.

Deal Of The Day: Vue Cinema Tickets Flash Sale

£7 tickets for any film.
By Londonist

Hot Town Party Promises A Visual Feast

Meet an iconic music video maker.
Great Outdoors
By Zoe Craig

Agatha Christie's London

The Queen of Crime left her mark all over the capital.