28 Years Later
Danny Boyle returns with the long-awaited third instalment of his cult zombie franchise. The first film – starring a then-undiscovered Cillian Murphy – became a defining moment in British horror, and this one looks set to raise the stakes again. Nearly 30 years (28, to be exact) after the rage virus first broke loose, a new generation of survivors lives under ruthless quarantine on an island linked to the mainland by a single, heavily fortified causeway. But when one crosses into infected territory, they uncover a mutation that threatens both the infected and the uninfected. Jodie Comer, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jack O’Connell and Ralph Fiennes lead the cast, with a new wave of breakout stars – and strong rumours Murphy might just return, dead or alive…
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Elio
Pixar’s latest big-screen adventure is a heartfelt, intergalactic coming-of-age tale. When alien-obsessed Elio is accidentally transported to the Communiverse – a starry hub for civilisations across the galaxy – he’s mistaken for Earth’s official representative. With the fate of the planet resting on his shoulders, Elio has to form unexpected alliances and navigate a cosmic identity crisis, all while chasing his dream of feeling like he belongs. Featuring voice work from Yonas Kibreab, Zoe Saldaña, Jameela Jamil and Shirley Henderson, this is one for the whole family.
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Red Path
A must-watch for fans of hard-hitting world cinema, Red Path is a powerful Tunisian drama based on true events. Set in the shadow of the Mghila Mountains, it follows 13-year-old Achraf, who is forced to carry his cousin’s severed head back to their village after a jihadist ambush – a brutal act designed to terrify. What follows is a deeply moving portrait of trauma, survival and fractured innocence. With multiple awards under its belt – including the Golden Tanit and Red Sea’s Best Director – this is raw, poetic storytelling that lingers long after the credits roll.
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Grenfell: Uncovered
Nearly eight years after the fire that claimed 72 lives, this powerful documentary asks how it was allowed to happen. With testimonies from survivors, firefighters and the journalists who’ve followed the case from day one, this is a searing investigation into systemic negligence and corporate malpractice. As new evidence from the inquiry comes to light – alongside damning internal emails and shocking political failures – the film is a vital watch that demands accountability.
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