Cinema

Hull-born film maker Sean McAllister opens next month’s Sheffield Doc/Fest with a documentary inspired by his home city. Daniel Dylan Wray talked to him.

Now in its fourth edition, the defiantly Yorkshire-based HorrorCon has an international reach.

For his directorial debut at the Crucible, Javaad Alipoor is taking on One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Nick Ahad reports.

Ahead of Paul Merton opening the Yorkshire Silent Film Festival next week, he talks to Chris Bond about his love of silent movies and why their stars still remain popular today.

They are actors who have proven themselves on the big and small screen alike.

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.

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.