Looking at love from all points of view – the Q Film Weekender
Tré Ventour previews the Q-Film Weekender at Northampton Filmhouse and asks why cinema is doing this better than television… I was overjoyed finding out that [...]
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Local poets searching for the write stuff
Northamptonshire is known to be very much a music county, but it has been home to many a poetry event over the years, writes Tre Ventour. From Rumour Quill’s ‘One Night [...]
Praiseworthy interpretation of an American great
Tre Ventour reviews West Side Story which was at Royal & Derngate… Adapted from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, West Side Story takes place in America. Verona [...]
Black history month: it belongs to all of us
Black History Month is a time of year I think shouldn’t have to exist since Black History is interlinked with White History, writes Tre Ventour. Black History is [...]
The Lovely Bones is smart and bold
Writer, poet and journalist Tré Ventour unpicks The Lovely Bones at Royal & Derngate… After being brutally murdered, fourteen-year-old schoolgirl Susie Salmon [...]
Just an impulsive murderer I couldn’t help but relate to…
Writer Tré Ventour reflects on the how the cinematic and social game-changer Black Panther left him feeling… Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther is a film loved by millions [...]
Why Walter Tull is still a hero today
Tre Ventour reflects on the continuing impact of Walter Tull… Three months into 2018 and evidence of the importance of Black history is everywhere. From the success of [...]
Some cultural highlights ahead
Tre Ventour looks at some of the stand out cultural events coming up… Cinema – Errol Flynn (April – May) There is no shortage of greatness to hit the Errol Flynn [...]
The Post and uncomfortable truths we can no longer live with
Tre Ventour reviews The Post which will be on small screens soon… The Post follows Spotlight as another great, modern journalism film. Steven Spielberg’s latest [...]