Continuing our guide to the Nottingham festival’s highlights with a look at the most charming piece of time slip sci-fi that you’ll ever see.
Tag: science fiction
Flesh, Fire And Beavers – Mayhem Is Coming
The Nottingham Film Festival announces the full 2023 line-up and it looks the strongest yet.
2001: A UHD Odyssey
Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece has been waiting for the arrival of 4K and big-screen TVs to finally be able to be appreciated in the home.
The Happylife Home: Ray Bradbury’s The Veldt
Exploring the lesser-known film and TV adaptations of Ray Bradbury’s disturbingly prophetic tale of virtual reality and smart homes.
Seeing Through The Invisible Man
The short-lived but better than you might expect TV series of the 1970s.
The Reprobate Movie Night: The Animal People Of The Midnight Sun
A Swedish science fiction movie that was reconstructed into a rather different American monster movie.
Adventures In Space And Beneath The Sea – Britain’s Forgotten Sci-Fi Dramas
The pioneering and popular British science fiction TV series that has become lost in time and space.
The Revolutionary Fervour And Frustrations Of Neptune Frost
The Afrofuturist and socio-politically revolutionary film is never less than fascinating in its image of an alternative world – but also labours the point a bit too much.
Mostly Paperless: Hitchhiker’s Magazine Finally Ends Print Run
The end of an era, as one of the world’s longest-running print fanzines finally brings a halt to its life, universe and everything.
The Hallucinogenic And Witchy Pleasures Of After Blue
Bertrand Mandico’s psychedelic science fiction drama is a glorious pop culture-laden trip into sexual expression, liberation and occultism.
The Double Life Of Oliver Frey
The artist responsible for some of the most iconic magazine cover art of the 1980s was also a prolific illustrator of sexually explicit comic strips.
You, My Night – Jacques Sternberg’s Existentialist Sexual Dystopia
From Toi, ma nuit to Sexualis ’95 – the story of a strange novel that mixes nihilism and hedonism into a very 1960s French study of obsession and ennui.