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Sandwiched between this year’s Avengers Assemble and The Dark Knight Rises, anticipation for this fresh instalment of the web-slinging wall-crawler has been fairly muted.

There is something awe-inspiring about the way in which Studio Ghibli have managed to transform their cult following into a powerful cinematic brand.

If you had a time machine, when would you go, what would you do? 1492, when Columbus sailed that ocean blue? The Bay of Naples, AD 79, just in time to watch

Niall MacCormick’s Albatross is that rarest of things; a genuinely funny, bittersweet, British coming-of-age tale that doesn’t make you want to pluck out your own eye and bat it around your head

Every now and then a director comes along with a debut feature film that captures a character’s world, a notable period in time

As If I Am Not There is the first full length feature from Irish director, Juanita Wilson, best known for her Oscar-nominated short about Chernobyl, The Door(2008).

The father and young apprentice of psychoanalysis, Freud and Jung, deal with their own demons in this intensely fascinating character dissection. For those who did not take a psychology module at University much of this