Cinema

The Northern club circuit provides the backdrop for Funny Cow, with Maxine Peake taking the brickbats as she doles out the gags. Exclusive location report by Tony Earnshaw.

Everyman Cinema at Trinity Leeds will mark its fifth birthday with a free film screening, cake and fizz.

Plans to transform a dilapidated cinema into a 4,000-capacity music venue have been boosted with £4m of government funding.

A former University of Leeds student made her dreams a reality when she handed her university dissertation to Hollywood star Reece Witherspoon.

Sir Patrick Stewart is one the country’s best-known actors. Chris Bond caught up with him as he returns to Yorkshire to talk about his life on the stage and screen.

James Corden has come a very long way. Not just geographically – from Buckinghamshire where he was brought up, to Los Angeles where he now lives, and back to London, where he is giggling in a dark hotel room – but from his start in British comedies to the top of the Hollywood food chain.

One of the most popular live acts in the world, the King of the Waltz, André Rieu has announced that his 2018 Maastricht concerts will be screened via satellite in over 500 cinemas nationwide across the weekend of 28th – 29th July, as he performs his hometown shows this year with a celebration of love.

The scent of murder mixed with the spring blossom in the elegant Victorian heart of Ilkley.

Two Yorkshire entrepreneurs made a film about themselves... Tony Earnshaw reports.

A new film about the glory days of professional wrestling in the North of England is also a plea to keep traditional pubs alive, according to its Huddersfield-born director.

HISTORIC Leeds pub The Cardigan Arms plays a starring role in new feature film Walk Like a Panther, which is released tomorrow.

Part motion comic, part live action, the much anticipated documentary film Almplify Her will make its European premiere on International Women’s Day, presented by Leeds College of Music and city-based record label Come Play With Me.

NO acceptance speech in the long history of the Academy Awards has been more profound, or important, than Frances McDormand’s call-to-arms after being named best actress at the 90th Oscars.

New comedy Finding Your Feet presents a different perspective on ageing. Georgia Humphreys talks to two of its stars.

In Dark River, her third Yorkshire-based film, Clio Barnard explores sheep farming, sibling rivalry… and dreadful family secrets. Exclusive location report by Tony Earnshaw.

A Doncaster movie extra has paid tribute to Star Wars legend Mark Hamill - by constructing a life-size replica of the actor's X-WING.

Director Guillermo Del Toro tends to be at his best when rooting fantasy horror in real-life horror.

Based on the non-fiction book The 15:17 To Paris: The True Story Of A Terrorist, A Train, And Three American Soldiers, director Clint Eastwood’s propulsive thriller casts three real-life heroes as themselves in a dramatisation of a 2015 attack on board a train travelling from Amsterdam to the French capital.

Guillermo Del Toro’s fantasy romance The Shape Of Water has been nominated for 13 Oscars. He spoke to Laura Harding.