Screengrab: The Original Spaghetti Western (With A Touch of Eastern Mystique)
RICHARD LUTZ looks at this week’s tv schedules to tell you what films are best on the box.
Scorsese Season at the Giant Screen
See Scorsese as you’ve never seen his films before on the largest screen in the Midlands.
Screengrab: Sinbad And The World of Dreams
RICHARD LUTZ checks out the best film on tv – and roars backwards in time.
Flatpack Film Festival highlights announced
First attractions for innovative film fest.
Screengrab: LA x2
RICHARD LUTZ strolls through the TV listings to find the film you cannot miss this week.
Screengrab: The Miracle of Malick
Richard Lutz guides you to a bloodied jewel of a movie in the real first week of tv schedules for 2014 .
Screengrab: Whisky Galore
Richard Lutz on the movie of the tv week – in this, the festive season of goodwill, peace on earth and last minute internet deals.
Screengrab: How The West Was Won, Lost and Altered
Richard Lutz ploughs through the tv listings to unearth the film gems you should watch this week
Malcolm X film nominated for award
Activist film being shown locally.
East Winds to offer stunning selection of Asian cinema
Coventry University film festival begins this week.
Of Conversations, Spying and the Movies
By Richard Lutz
Holding out for a hero
With football violence film Green Street 3: Never Back Down released this week, here’s the interview we did in March with its star, Scott Adkins.
Screengrab: Upriver with Bogie and La Hep
Richard Lutz dips into the week’s tv schedules and points to the best movie on your flatscreen.
Half-term fun at Warwick Arts Centre
How to avoid hearing “I’m boooorrrred.”
Screengrab: Marvelous Marvin
Richard Lutz and those films you just gotta see on the box this week
Artix add new shows
This October and November, the Artrix theatre in Bromsgrove are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the National Theatre Live, with encore screenings of some epic NTL productions.
Film review: Rush
It’s been receiving rave notices. Dave Woodhall joins in with the praise.
Screengrab: Forest Whitaker and Talent
RICHARD LUTZ has the lowdown on the highlights of which movies to see on tv this week.
Screengrab: Is This the Finest SF Movie Ever? (Answer: yes…)
RICHARD LUTZ on the film you just gotta watch on the box this week OK, lock the door, bolt the windows, turn on the flatscreen, rev up the hard drive back-up, set the DVD for the heart of the sun, put a sticker reminder on your IPAD, even hit the record button on your…
Screengrab: Twin Coens
Richard Lutz points to the movies you just can’t miss on the box this week
National youth film festival comes to Birmingham
Free screenings and events for children to learn through film available to book now.
Screengrab: What Price Victory in Cowboyland?
RICHARD LUTZ checks out the films you just gotta see this week on the box Westward Ho. Or maybe South, East or North, for that matter. Sometimes it didn’t matter when it came to cowboy films that had a mission and an inner journey involved. Is it a coincidence or, shock-horror, a matter…
Tea and cinematography
Miss Macaroon brings secret cinema to Birmingham
Screengrab: Cool Hand Paul
RICHARD LUTZ on the films on tv this week that you just got to see Here’s one for all you movie geeks: a classic prison chain gang movie starring Jack Lemmon as a Christ-like inmate called Luke Jackson and Telly Savalas (formerly Kojak) as the jail bully who learns to love and respect …
City’s first documentary film society launches in Birmingham
Another addition to the region’s burgeoning cultural scene.
Screengrab: Kerwin and The Cyclops
What’s hot on the box this week is no contest. It’s an actor called Kerwin Mathews and a cyclops
Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa
Dave Woodhall witnesses the big screen debut of Norwich’s finest.
Screengrab: Cool Heat
Pacino and de Niro face off on tv this week-a great week for LA noir, says Richard Lutz
Screengrab: Head North for a Great Movie
What’s hot on the box this week? Richard Lutz checks out the films on that crystal machine.
Film fans flock to Brindleyplace
Hoards of film fans have packed out Brindleyplace this week to enjoy a range of family-friendly movies during this year’s Outdoor Film Festival.