Twenty-five years is a long time. A lot can happen; a lot can change. Considering that Richard Curtis’ iconic 1994 breakthrough hit, Four Weddings and a Funeral charted, well, four weddings and a funeral within a mere couple of years, Lord only knows what has happened Charles, Carrie, Matthew, Lydia et al since.

M.I.A. has opened up about the impact Elastica’s Justine Frischmann had on her career when she started out.

Hitherto documentarian Matthew Heineman takes his first steps into feature-length biographical drama with his hotly anticipated A Private War. Rosamund Pike, Jamie Dornan, Stanley Tucci and Tom Hollander all feature on his film based on Marie Brenner’s 2012 Vanity Fair feature, ‘Marie Colvin’s Private War’ (oh, and don’t be thrown by the shared first name. These are two different journalists).

On 22 July 2011, more than 500 youths at a political summer camp on an island outside Oslo were attacked by an armed, right-wing extremist. Earlier that day he bombed a Government building in Oslo, before making his way to Utøya island.

London Short Film Festival (LSFF) has announced its full 2017 programme, and it boasts 500 UK and international short films to be shown over ten days, from 6th-15th January 2017.

The music from the shower scene in Psycho has topped a poll of the scariest sounds in movie history. The shrieking strings which accompany Janet Leigh’s screams beat Hannibal Lecter’s slurp in The Silence of the Lambs and Jack Nicholson’s chilling “Here’s Johnny” line in The Shining to take first place in the survey.

Cinema is all about the sensory experience. It is always an interesting strand of hotly contested argument then, when the foibles of 3D (and other techniques) are discussed in passionate discourse between two opposing factions