Aaron Farrell Opening with an explosive heist botched so terribly that no one escapes alive, Widows sets its stall right away. This isn’t your glamourous amusing Heist movie or your action-packed caper of a Heist movie, its one that deals with the aftermath of those concepts, fittingly and timely, having […]
Mark Mansfield Until a few weeks ago I’d never been within 100 metres of a coracle. I’d seen one from afar at the odd away game at Shrewsbury Town’s Gay Meadow ground back in the day, where local coracle maker Fred Davies used to sit in one of his boats […]
A new atlas created to teach Wales’ children about the culture, geography and history of their nation will be launched this month. Available in Welsh and English, Wales on the Map, Cymru ar y Map has been created by author Elin Meek and artist Valériane Leblond. The book will […]
Matthew Gurteen There are many haunted locations across the U.K but maybe none quite as chilling as Penrhyn Castle in Bangor, Wales. With around 100 recorded sightings on record and many more visitors experiencing strange occurrences daily, Penrhyn Castle makes for the perfect Halloween getaway. In this article, I will […]
First Man chronicles Neil Armstrong’s (Ryan Gosling) life as a pilot, an astronaut and, a grieving father. All building up to the Apollo 11 Moon landing on 24th July 1969. There is a delicacy on show within First Man. The picture is always showing the silent determination of Armstrong […]
Neckface Trailer from Double Happy Films on Vimeo. What if you woke up on your wedding day with a face growing out of your neck? That’s the question that intrigued Sian Harries, who wrote, co-produced and starred in her debut film NeckFace, which has been nominated for a BAFTA […]
Aaron Farrell Venue Cymru’s ground floor bustled with interested folks perusing all manner of stalls. Though unlike the foreign streets we’ve all sojourned in hope of purchasing a divine trinket to hang on our walls, these stalls were giving to the punters. Stickers, postcards, Marine Conservation Society strategy guides and […]
Aaron Farrell A festival headlining set introduces Jackson Maine (Bradley Cooper), a Country/Rock ’n’ Roll musician inflected with the meaty chords and funky dream beats of the likes of The Black Keys. He is clearly a titan of industry, revelling with his band, performing to the crowd and with […]
Lisa Parry There’s a line in my new play 2023 that I’ve been struggling with for months. In the scene where the 18-year-old Mary meets her ‘donor dad’ Chris for the first time – a man whose sperm donation made her existence possible – he references her Polish surname. For […]
Stuart Stanton It may seem somewhat presumptuous to champion a claim that this recent city has the historic right to declare itself the true capital of Wales. It has no obvious history earlier than the Norman Conquest and it was for over 400 years – until 1974 – legally a […]
