Kenneth Branagh's Belfast, a tribute to his hometown, is a moving but detachable watch, writes Film Critic Anna Emmerson Robinson

Film Critic Matt Cook dives into acclaimed director Paul Thomas Anderson's career, exploring everything from favourites such as Boogie Nights to the recently-released hit Licorice Pizza

Film Critic Frankie Rhodes reviews Paul Thomas Anderson's latest film Licorice Pizza, writing that it does not live up to the hype, despite the story's great potential

Film Critic Charis Gambon takes a look back on one of her favourite films, A Little Princess (1995), writing that it is a timeless classic nearly thirty years after its release

The writers and editors of Redbrick Film come together to recommend their favourite festive films, from classics like It's a Wonderful Life to hidden gems such as Olive the Other Reindeer

TV Editor Josie Scott-Taylor praises the latest MCU film, Spider-Man: No Way Home, as the perfect love letter to fans of the character

Film Critic Charis Gambon praises the latest instalment of The Princess Switch series, writing that it is the perfect light-hearted Christmas watch

Film Critic Joi Foote reviews the Love Actually Wine Tasting event at Millennium Point, writing that it was a night full of festive film fun

Film Critic Alena Leemann reflects on the relationships portrayed in Christmas favourite Love Actually, questioning whether it shows love in a healthy manner

TV Editor Sian Allen takes us through the career highlights of iconic film director Edgar Wright

Music Editor Sammy Andrews takes a trip down memory lane to celebrate Monsters, Inc. turning 20, arguing that it remains a timeless classic for all ages

Spencer is an emotional portrait of Princess Diana, expertly performed by Kristen Stewart, writes Film Critic Amelia Neath