Film Review: Fish Tank (2009): Andrea Arnold's Second Feature is a Triumph of Poetic Realism
By: Stephen Morgan
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince: The Penultimate J K Rowling Tale Hits The Big Screen
By: Arlene Kelly
Film - Man On Wire: The Artistic Crime of the Century
Moon – A Film by Duncan Jones: Intelligent, Exciting Science Fiction Film for Summer 2009
Mona Lisa - A Neil Jordan Film: Starring Bob Hoskins, Michael Caine and Cathy Tyson
By: 
Kevin Sturton
Stephen Graham Actor Profile: British Actor Who Plays Baby Face Nelson in Public Enemies
The Wind That Shakes the Barley: Director Ken Loach's Brave Emotional Film is 2006 Palm d'Or Winner
British Movies about Missing Persons: The Lady Vanishes, So Long at the Fair, Bunny Lake Is Missing
By: John K. Davis
Dirty Pretty Things (2002): Directed by Stephen Frears – British Thriller
By: Martin G. Wood
Movie Review: Is Anybody There? John Crowley Directs Michael Caine in Alliance, BBC, Big Beach Film
Ben Whishaw – Actor Profile: Star of Criminal Justice, Perfume, I'm Not There and More
Film Review: Disco Pigs (2001): Starring Cillian Murphy and Elaine Cassidy
By: Andrea Beca
Film Review - Intermission (2003): Starring Cillian Murphy, Colin Farrell, and Kelly MacDonald
By: Andrea Beca
By: Andrea Beca
Film Review – Endgame (2009): A Dramatised Event of the Secret Meetings to End Apartheid
By: Steven Cookson
By: Andrea Beca
By: Martin G. Wood
Film Review – In The Loop (2009): The Big Screen Adaptation of the BBC’s Comedy The Thick of It
By: Steven Cookson
By: Kevin Sturton
By: Kevin Sturton
The Damned United – Film Review: An Entertaining Look at Clough's Disastrous 44 Day Reign at Leeds
By: Andrea Beca
Film Review: Orphans (1997): A Darkly Humorous Family Story by Peter Mullan
By: Andrea Beca
Film Review: Red Road (2006): BAFTA Scotland’s Best Film of 2006
By: Andrea Beca
By: Andrea Beca
By: Andrea Beca
By: Andrea Beca
By: Jason Schneider
Michael Sheen Actor Profile: A Look at the British Star of The Damned United and Frost/Nixon
Film Review - The Hide: Director Marek Losey's Debut Film is a Very British Thriller
Film Review - In Bruges: Colin Farrell Stars in Award Winning Brit Film From Martin McDonagh
In Bruges: McDonagh's Dark Comedy: Colin Farrell, Ralph Fiennes as Irish Assassins Trapped In Bruges
By: Mckenzie Cassidy
DVD Review – Dead Man's Shoes (2004): Shane Meadow’s Tale of Revenge in a Small Midland Town
By: Steven Cookson
Slumdog Millionaire Wins Big at the Baftas: Danny Boyle's Mumbai Masterpiece Takes Home 7 BAFTAs
Son of Rambow: A Child's View of Filmmaking: Two Boys Vow to Make Their Sequel of Rambo: First Blood
By: Mckenzie Cassidy
The Making of the Film Riff Raff: The British Movie Starring Robert Carlyle by Director Ken Loach
Filmography of Robert Carlyle: A Look at the Complete Film/TV History of Scotland's Greatest Actor
This Is England Film Review: Shane Meadows' Accomplished Brit Flick Starring Tommo Turgoose
Mike Leigh – British Auteur: A Look at the Movies and Career of Britain's Greatest Film Director.
By: Christine Welter
Best of British James Bond Baddies: Is Super Spy 007 at his Finest Against Fellow Brits?
Famous Movie Locations - Trinity Car Park: Iconic Building Featured in Get Carter
Classic British Film - Get Carter: Michael Caine Excels in Best Ever Gangster Film
Director Profile - Christopher Nolan: British Director of Batman Begins, Memento and Dark Knight
More Classic British Movies: British Film Institute Honours LIfe and Death of Colonel Blimp, More
By: John K. Davis
More British Films from the 1940s: Five Classic Movies Recognized by the British Film Institute
By: John K. Davis
By: John K. Davis
By: Michael Pantazi
Girly: The 1969 Cult Classic: An Off-Beat Black Comedy from Oscar-Winner Freddie Francis
By: Jason Streitfeld
Layer Cake: Drug Dealer's Retirement Is Stalled by Crime Boss
By: Scott Hayden
Film Review: Snatch: A Story of a Diamond Heist and Unlicensed Boxing
By: Scott Hayden
Hound of the Baskervilles (1988): It Nearly Equals the Basil Rathbone and Peter Cushing Hound Films
By: John K. Davis
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning: A Review of the Classic Kitchen Sink Drama
Social Realism in British Film: Where Did the Kitchen Sink Drama Emerge From?
Film Review: Atonement: Joe Wright 2007. Starring Kiera Knightly, James McAvoy
By: Julia Simpkins
British Cinema Today: British Films Are on the Up
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels: Guy Ritchie Directed British Crime Caper
By: Scott Hayden
