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Showroom Cinema awarded second recovery grant

Showroom Cinema has been awarded £174,916 in the second round of the Government’s Culture Recovery Fund to help the culture..

Film

6 Apr
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Made in Yorkshire: The brilliance of Kes (1969)

It’s kind of pointless to give an introduction to Kes; particularly if you’re from the area, it will be the..

Film

29 Mar
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Reid’s Reels: 2021 Film & TV news plus Zack Snyder’s Justice League, The Twilight Zone Series, Get Carter 50th Anniversary + Streaming Recommendations

Exposed film writer Cal Reid returns with episode #2 of Reid’s Reel – a bitesize podcast discussing the latest in 2021..

Film

18 Mar
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Sheffield: Set City – Exploring Shane Meadows’ gritty cult classic ‘Dead Man’s Shoes’

Words: Frazer MacDonald Released in 2004, Dead Man’s Shoes is one of Shane Meadows’ early films. He would later go..

Film

1 Mar
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Reid’s Reels: 2021 Film & TV releases plus reviews of Bridgerton, Wonder Woman 1984 and The Mandalorian

Exposed film writer Cal Reid with his first episode of Reid’s Reels – a bitesize podcast discussing the latest in 2021..

Film

11 Feb
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Zack Snyder’s Director’s Cut Is All The Justice League You Will Ever Need

Fans of Justice League, and the DC Extended Universe (DCEU) in general, are in for a treat after it was..

Film

15 Oct
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Drive-In Cinema Comes to Don Valley

A weekend of film to enjoy from the comfort of your car heads to Don Valley Bowl this month. The..

Film

12 Aug
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New Park Hill film looks at how the site has been rebuilt – by the people that used to live there

At the start of 2020, a new short film on Park Hill was made by artist/photographer Martin Gray called We..

Culture

5 Aug
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Synth Sisters: Exposed’s Mark Perkins interviews Sisters With Transistors director Lisa Rovner

Following an online Sheffield Doc/Fest screening, Exposed’s Mark Perkins spoke to director Lisa Rovner about her documentary ‘Sisters With Transistors’ – an..

Culture

5 Aug
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Sheffield Doc/Fest Online Reviews: Stolen Fish, Back Yard, Concrete Forms of Resistance, The Go Go’s, The Story of Plastic, Uproar

Exposed’s resident dochead Mark Perkins reviews some of the online offerings from this year’s celebration of documentary filmmaking. Stolen Fish..

Culture

14 Jul
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“I’m sure I’m not alone in not realising how important these early experimentations were” – Director Lisa Rovner on Sisters With Transistors

Doc/Fest may not be in town, but there are still film makers with documentaries all ready and raring to be..

Culture

12 Jul
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Showroom Cinema targets a September reopening

With lockdown measures being eased steadily as we enter the summer months, more and more of Sheffield’s independents are setting..

Culture

18 Jun
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Confronting racism on screen

The tragic death of George Floyd has caused an eruption felt all around the world, including here in Sheffield. Something..

Features

18 Jun
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Slot Games Based On the Best Comedy Movies

Everybody enjoys comedy, and that is why comedy movies make the highest revenues at the box office, as they offer..

Features

23 Apr
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Showroom Cinema awarded second recovery grant

Made in Yorkshire: The brilliance of Kes (1969)

Reid’s Reels: 2021 Film & TV news plus Zack Snyder’s Justice League, The Twilight Zone Series, Get Carter 50th Anniversary + Streaming Recommendations

Sheffield: Set City – Exploring Shane Meadows’ gritty cult classic ‘Dead Man’s Shoes’

Reid’s Reels: 2021 Film & TV releases plus reviews of Bridgerton, Wonder Woman 1984 and The Mandalorian

Drive-In Cinema Comes to Don Valley

New Park Hill film looks at how the site has been rebuilt – by the people that used to live there

Synth Sisters: Exposed’s Mark Perkins interviews Sisters With Transistors director Lisa Rovner

Sheffield Doc/Fest Online Reviews: Stolen Fish, Back Yard, Concrete Forms of Resistance, The Go Go’s, The Story of Plastic, Uproar

“I’m sure I’m not alone in not realising how important these early experimentations were” – Director Lisa Rovner on Sisters With Transistors

Showroom Cinema targets a September reopening

Confronting racism on screen

The Village Screen to stream an 80s classic this weekend

Kirk Douglas – the best of a Hollywood giant

ShAFF returns – with a rebellious streak!

Film Reviews – Jojo Rabbit, La Dolce Vita (1960) re-screened

Ken Loach: “The rise in the working poor is a huge feature of our society that we tend to ignore.”

Review: Britishness

The Full Monty: Some of the best experiences in Sheffield

Sheffield: Set City – Films and TV Series filmed in the Steel City

Doc/Fest 2019 Film Review: Once Aurora

Our Most Brilliant Friends: Slow Club documentary adds extra date & Rebecca Taylor Q+A

Doc/Fest 2019 Review: Dark Suns

Doc/Fest 2019: “The idea was to show this different world within the city” – Rita Maia on Lisbon Beat

“Racism is alive and kicking!” – Director Lanre Malaolu on The Circle

Preview: Doc/Fest 2019

“We had to handle this one delicately” – Warp Films producer Mark Herbert on The Virtues

Sir Bradley Wiggins, Kate Nash and Werner Herzog join Doc/Fest line-up

The Village Screen to host nostalgic film fest at the Devil’s Arse

The Leadmill to celebrate 25 years of Pulp Fiction

Championing women in film: Reclaim the Frame is coming to Sheffield

Film Reviews – Alita Battle Angel, Happy Death Day 2U

Handmade Cinema to bring classic dinosaur films to life

Oscars 2019: Will Bohemian Rhapsody win Best Picture and Best Actor?

2019 in Film

The Village Screen is bringing a Christmas cinema to Sheffield

Open-Scare Cinema: Exposed attends Village Screen’s Halloween special

A guide to Halloween in Sheffield

Review: A Star is Born

Village Screen cancel Grand Budapest Hotel event at Kenwood Hall

Embracing Life: CK Goldiing on 61 Hugs documentary

Here’s why Logan is so much more than just a modern superhero movie

REVIEW: Luna Cinema

Spike Lee’s BlacKkKlansman review:

Sheffield Library Members can access free Doc/Fest Films

YARDIE Preview Screening and Streamed Q+A with Idris Elba at Showroom Cinema

Review: Conny Plank: The Potential of Noise

Review: Island – Documentary

Review: Incredibles 2

Open-air showing of The Grand Budapest Hotel coming to Kenwood Hall

Doc/Fest 2018: That’s a wrap!

Doc/Fest Reviews: Time Trial, What Is Democracy? and The Silence of Others

Mass Trespass: Q+A with filmmaker Jordan Carroll

My Friend Dahmer: Interview with Director Marc Meyers

Bringing Jamie Home: Casting Call for Young Sheffield Stars

Reassessing A Classic – A Fistful of Dollars

Village Screen announce film showings at Devil’s Arse

Film Review: Boy Who Likes Girls

Interview with BEAST director Michael Pearce

Homeward Bound: Sean McAllister Talks Doc/Fest and ‘A Northern Soul’

‘Tomb Raider’ – Alicia Vikander brings punch to the new Lara Croft

Review: Sheffield-based boxing drama Journeyman (plus Q&A with Paddy Considine)

The Best and Worst of Disaster Movies

Doc/Fest 2018 announces live performance premieres

Review: DVD Release of The Snowman (2017)

Review: The Shape of Water

A Fantastic Woman: Oscar-nominated LGBT film coming to Showroom

Review: Black Panther

Darkest Hour and Churchill: Oldman’s finest show, Cox’s forgotten moment

Review: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

Review: Darkest Hour

Review: The Disaster Artist

Review – Star Wars: The Last Jedi

Light Cinema Sheffield Celebrates Christmas

Murder on the Orient Express — “A frivolous, endearing tale”

Micro Comic Con comes to Kelham Island!

Sensoria 2017: A week of events, reviewed

How to make a movie: Tips from a Sheffield film-maker

Inside Light Cinema Sheffield

Interview: Peter Mackie Burns – Director of DAPHNE