A subtle and affecting film about the search for love, family ties and a sense of belonging. It features a great, understated performance from the young lead actor - no small feat as he's in virtually every scene!
A great film about a driven and devoted photographer. To watch him spring to action and see the joy on his face as he talks about fashion and photography is sublime. A must see!
It's Show & Tell tonight, Broadway's brilliant free arts event where lovely creative people come and share what they're working on. We've got film-makers, passionate indie gamers, a sonic artist and someone from Sneinton Market - http://bit.ly/yYdSBx
Really 'enjoyed' this creepy and atmospheric indie flick. It was tense, absorbing, thought-provoking and well played by a great but largely unknown cast. Cracking drama
A very intriguing, beautiful and sad film. After watching Bombay Beach I wanted to hug Benny (the boy in the film), ride a quad bike up a sand dune, download the soundtrack (Beirut & Bob Dylan) and find out more about those in front of and behind the camera
Thoroughly entertaining and delightful. The Artist is full of charm, wit, inventiveness and the leads are fabulous. Can't wait to see them all on screen again soon - especially Uggie the dog!
Really sorry Tony but we're unable to check this at the moment as we have a power cut (I'm working remotely). We're unsure at the moment that we'll be having screenings tonight. They're about to dig up the road to find the problem so we should have more news soon. Watch this space...
Very enjoyable. I can be a sucker for a rom-com but wasn't expecting that much from Romantics Anonymous. But it was a delight. Light and predictable in many ways but a great antidote to schlocky tired Hollywood fare and FULL of surprising laughs
Slick, stylish and superbly cast. Worth the price of admission just for the soundtrack and the chance to stare at Gosling and Mulligan on the big screen!
An intriguing mix of indie drama and sci-fi themes. Another Earth asks more questions than it answers and potentially tries to do too much. An interesting and intelligent film that's worth a look if you fancy an alternative to brawny blockbusters
Watched this last night and it has kick-started my Christmas nicely. Finally feeling festive! It is a very face-paced adventure with bags of jokes for young and old alike
This very affecting and compelling drama examines the fragility of a 'good' family life. Great performances from Shannon and Chastain in a film that is restrained but packs a real emotional punch. Go see!
An interesting look at black politics in the 60s and 70s but it wasn't as atmospheric as I'd have liked. Definitely expected more from the soundtrack - maybe they couldn't afford the rights to more Black Power anthems.
Andrew Knight reviewed Damsels in Distress 15 days ago
This comedy of manners really tickled me. Stilman gently mocks US student stereotypes to great effect. Very interesting and some very funny moments
Andrew Knight to Maggie Reeves 22 days ago
Thanks Maggie!
Andrew Knight reviewed The Kid With a Bike Wed 04 Apr
A subtle and affecting film about the search for love, family ties and a sense of belonging. It features a great, understated performance from the young lead actor - no small feat as he's in virtually every scene!
Andrew Knight reviewed Bill Cunningham - New York Thu 29 Mar
A great film about a driven and devoted photographer. To watch him spring to action and see the joy on his face as he talks about fashion and photography is sublime. A must see!
Andrew Knight to Ian Andrews Mon 05 Mar
Hi Ian!
Andrew Knight Thu 01 Mar
It's Show & Tell tonight, Broadway's brilliant free arts event where lovely creative people come and share what they're working on. We've got film-makers, passionate indie gamers, a sonic artist and someone from Sneinton Market - http://bit.ly/yYdSBx
Andrew Knight reviewed Martha Marcy May Marlene Mon 27 Feb
Really 'enjoyed' this creepy and atmospheric indie flick. It was tense, absorbing, thought-provoking and well played by a great but largely unknown cast. Cracking drama
Andrew Knight to Diana Flint Wed 22 Feb
The Help brunchtime screening is on Sunday 4th March at 12.15pm http://www.broadway.org.uk/events/film_the_help
Diana Flint to Andrew Knight Tue 21 Feb
Mailing from a mobile is tortuous
Diana Flint to Andrew Knight Tue 21 Feb
Wondering when The Help Sunday brunch is happening.
Diana Flint to Andrew Knight Tue 21 Feb
Wondering when The Help Sunday brunch is happening.
Andrew Knight reviewed Bombay Beach Thu 16 Feb
Andrew Knight to Jackson Thu 02 Feb
We will be having a Sunday brunch screening of The Help in March. Look out for details coming soon
Andrew Knight reviewed The Artist Mon 16 Jan
Andrew Knight to Tony Miller Wed 11 Jan
Really sorry Tony but we're unable to check this at the moment as we have a power cut (I'm working remotely). We're unsure at the moment that we'll be having screenings tonight. They're about to dig up the road to find the problem so we should have more news soon. Watch this space...
http://www.broadway.org.uk/news/2012/01/important_message_power_cut
Andrew Knight reviewed Hugo Mon 09 Jan
A great film all about magic, cinema and the magic of cinema - a brilliant tribute to Georges Méliès and the early film-making pioneers
Andrew Knight reviewed Romantics Anonymous Thu 05 Jan
Very enjoyable. I can be a sucker for a rom-com but wasn't expecting that much from Romantics Anonymous. But it was a delight. Light and predictable in many ways but a great antidote to schlocky tired Hollywood fare and FULL of surprising laughs
Andrew Knight reviewed Drive Thu 29 Dec
Slick, stylish and superbly cast. Worth the price of admission just for the soundtrack and the chance to stare at Gosling and Mulligan on the big screen!
Andrew Knight reviewed Another Earth Wed 14 Dec
An intriguing mix of indie drama and sci-fi themes. Another Earth asks more questions than it answers and potentially tries to do too much. An interesting and intelligent film that's worth a look if you fancy an alternative to brawny blockbusters
Andrew Knight reviewed Arthur Christmas Mon 12 Dec
Andrew Knight reviewed Take Shelter Mon 05 Dec
This very affecting and compelling drama examines the fragility of a 'good' family life. Great performances from Shannon and Chastain in a film that is restrained but packs a real emotional punch. Go see!
Andrew Knight reviewed Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975 Thu 03 Nov
An interesting look at black politics in the 60s and 70s but it wasn't as atmospheric as I'd have liked. Definitely expected more from the soundtrack - maybe they couldn't afford the rights to more Black Power anthems.
Andrew Knight to Scott Dexter Tue 01 Nov
No problem
Glad you enjoyed Mayhem
Scott Dexter to Andrew Knight Mon 31 Oct
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for yoou comment, meant to post the previous message on the wall and accidentally sent it to you. Very much enjoyed it!
Andrew Knight to Eleanor Thornley Sat 29 Oct
I love PG and Pip. They could make those hunks look like chumps!