Tyneside Cinema

Emma Allsopp headed down to Tyneside Cinema's Q&A with director Ben Wheatley. Here is her verdict on his newest venture....

Tom Cooney heads to Tyneside Cinema to check out this adaptation of a stage play. Will it have left its theatre roots behind in favour of something a little more cinematic?...

Calum Trenaman heads to Tyneside Cinema to let us know if this highly anticipated, and award season favourite, is worth the hype...

Our favourite independent cinema runs a regular event where upcoming filmmakers can show off their work; Film Editor Zoë Godden went to the latest one to see what talent was on display....

As part of the Tyneside Cinema’s 'Altered States: 70s American Cinema' season, Dan Haygarth saw the 1976 journalism thriller, All the President’s Men. Does it live up to its intimidating and contr...

This time last week, Helena Buchanan headed down to the Tyneside Cinema to check out their monthly short film extravaganza; here, she gives us the lowdown on the line up....

As part of the Tyneside Cinema’s Halloween Cult Classic All-Nighter, Rachel Baker saw Brian De Palma’s Carrie, at the ungodly hour of 2.45am in the morning (but the clocks went back, so technicall...

In a continuation of Halloween, Film Editor Zoë Godden attends the Tyneside Cinema Halloween Cult-Classic All-Nighter and reports back to us with all of the horrifying and spooky details....

Simon Ramshaw completes Arabian Nights and tells us all about the third, and final, volume....

Imogen Scott-Chambers checks out Meryl Streep's new film. Will it be harmonious, or just a bit painful?...

William Leng reviews Jean-Marc Vallée's new film starring Jake Gyllenhaal...

Zoë Godden fills us in on the 2015 Palme D'Or winner, will it live up to expectations?...

Dan Haygarth fills us in on the new one-take wonder. Will it be revolutionary, or nothing really new?...

George Severs delves into the land of espionage and reviews the new film starring Tom Hanks, Bridge of Spies. Will it sneak its way into greatness, or just mess up?...

Rhian Hunter reviews the new film starring Cate Blanchett, Carol. Will it be Oscar worthy or perhaps one to miss out on?...

Rhian Hunter takes a trip to medieval Scotland as she reviews the new adaptation of Shakespeare's stunning tragedy, Macbeth....

Katie Read explores women's suffrage by reviewing the new film, Suffragette....

In a remarkably ill-advised move, Film editors Simon Ramshaw and Emma Allsopp took on Tyneside Cinema’s ‘Cult Classic All-Nighter’. This is how it went......