With the release of the latest instalment in the Star Wars saga almost upon us, I believe that now is…
Browsing: Film
October time means one big holiday, and that holiday is of course Halloween; and with Halloween of course comes horror…
With the looming prospect of Brexit overshadowing daily life at the minute, us at Seren along with the majority of…
Another great British institution in the filmmaking world is the world renowned Aardman Animation Studios based out of Bristol. Just…
Introduce FilmSoc for us? Film Society is a collective of students who make short films together. We also hold socials…
For those who don’t know you, tell us about yourself and your links to Bangor? Hi, my name is Rory Farmer. I…
Bangor alumnus Rory Farmer brings us the first recipient of our newly-created Short of the Month spotlight, a feature designed…
Jim Cummings is very much a man in demand at the moment. Not only is he directing, producing, writing, and…
Now TV – The Last Jedi Possibly the most divisive film of recent memory, Rian Johnson’s The Last Jedi joined…
Review written 14/05/2018. In amidst the hustle and bustle of the Palais, staggering from one pondering intense drama to another,…
Review written 13/05/2018. A haphazard adaptation of a literary masterpiece sadly executed with the conviction of a tepid dystopian YA…
Review written 12/05/2018. A bit Baby Driver, a bit A Clockwork Orange in the protagonist, a little bit Scorsese, smatterings…
Review Written 12/05/2018. Preceding the screening, Jim Cummings said it’s okay to laugh, it’s okay to cry. I laughed, I…
Review written 11/05/2018. Oscar Wilde once said that all art is pointless. Jean-Luc Godard’s The Image Book makes a compelling case…
Review written 11/05/2018. Mads Mikkelsen is THE man. Move over Castaway, The Grey, All Is Lost, The Revenant… Arctic is…
Review written 10/05/2018. I have just left the Grand Lumiere Theatre after attending the premiere of Zimna Wodjna – Cold…