The West End Men set to appear at Venue Cymru
Following two smash-hit UK tours in 2012 and 2013, The West End Men are returning with their third tour, due to phenomenal popular demand.
They are set to rock the stage at Venue Cymru, Llandudno,...
By Your Side Appeal
Mike Peters launches new campaign - By Your Side
Welsh rocker and cancer patient Mike Peters has today launched a major fundraising drive to enhance cancer care across North Wales with a ‘Big Busk’ in...
The Gift Review
THE diverse Joel Edgerton stars in and makes his feature directorial debut in The Gift, a genuinely chilling thriller which successfully presents itself as a memorable deliverance of unpredictability and thorough intrigue.
A couple, Simon...
Jason Bourne Review
NINE years after we saw him swim to safety at the conclusion of The Bourne Ultimatum, Matt Damon's titular hero Jason Bourne returns for the fourth time in what is ultimately a modest but unremarkable piece.
Making...
Still the Water Review
COMING-OF-AGE films can be an interesting view and with Still the Water, a Japanese Palme d’Or nominee from last year’s Cannes Film festival, this belief is reflected somewhat albeit with some structural choices that...
Hail, Caesar! Review
THE Coen Brothers have yet to step a foot wrong this decade with their directorial efforts and Hail, Caesar!, an A-list star littered love letter to 1950s Hollywood, continues the general trend for entertainment...
Arrival Review
DENIS Villeneuve brings another enjoyable piece albeit of a different nature to previous efforts with Arrival, an intriguing mix of human drama and alien invasion headlined by Amy Adams and Jeremy Renner.
The piece starts...
Your Name Review
JAPANESE animation expresses its reliability yet again in world cinema with the anime Your Name, an interesting mix of genres that engages and impresses from beginning to end.
Mitshua is a country girl who secretly loathes her...
Learning to Drive Review
REUNITING after working previously on 2008’s Elegy, the team of Ben Kingsley, Patricia Clarkson and director Isabel Coixet bring in Learning to Drive, a delightful drama that meets its success thanks to its lead actors.
When...
Carol Review
AFTER an eight-year absence from directing feature films, the talented Todd Haynes returns with Carol, a well-acted romance that might not match the greatness of previous work but still carries enough engagement to impress.
When...
