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Homicide in HollandVan der ValkMarc Warren stars as Piet van der Valkthe dogged Dutch detective in Nicolas Freeling’s bestselling novelson MASTERPIECESaturdays, May 14 – May

REVIEW: What other recent movie boasts a vampiric hospital orderly, a singer named Herbert Sherbert and 1970s light entertainers who might be ghouls?

The Show amply makes the case that Moore should continue with screenplays if inclined, while also demonstrating why he never writes for Hollywood.

05/10/2021 - The initiative will offer first looks at seven new projects being made by emerging British talents

The showcase will offer first looks at seven new works made for cinema, television and immersive platforms by emerging British talent.

Theres a line two-thirds into The Show, the first movie by Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins, that may be the most important. Nicky Matchbright, both the

Though famously ambivalent about film adaptations of his work — to the degree of never...

TVDRAMA Van Der Valk Season Two in Production Van Der Valk has begun production in Amsterdam. Marc Warren reprises his role as Commissaris Piet Van Der Valk, and Maimie McCoy, Luke Allen-Gale, Elliot Barnes-Worrell, Darrell D’Silva and Emma Fielding all return to their respective roles. Michele Buck is executive producer for Company Pictures, and Chris Murray returns as lead writer and showrunner. ADVERTISEMENT All3Media International is again working with partners ARD Degeto in Germany, Mas...

Directed by Guy Ritchie. Starring Jason Statham, Alex Ferns, Holt McCallany, Scott Eastwood, Jeffrey Donovan, Laz Alonso, Josh Hartnett, Niamh Algar, Raúl Castillo, Post Malone, Lyne Renee, Anthony Molinari, Deobia Oparei, Tadhg Murphy, Babs Olusanmokun, Darrell D’Silva, Chris Reilly, Matthew Illesley, Rebecca Calder, Jason Wong, Alessandro Babalola, Cameron Jack, Montana Manning, Rocci Williams, Josh Cowdery, and Eve Macklin SYNOPSIS: The plot follows H, a cold and mysterious character work...

Theatre Review: X 11th Apr 2016 12:04pm | By Louise Kingsley Time goes mad in this opinion-dividing new play from Alistair McDowall, who had a critical hit with Pomona in 2014. There’s no question this guy has a powerful imagination, but, with its futuristic outer space setting,  X will probably speak more to Sci Fi fans than the conventional theatregoer who’s after an evening’s light entertainment. Trying to make sense of exactly what’s going on proves somethin...