Zehra Phelan
Once failed wannabe actress, Ex-music industry veteran who once dabbled in Artist Management, and now Film Journalist extraordinaire. My love for the arts has seen my fingers in many pies but my love of Film won the battle. Current work credits include Film Editor at Flavourmag, Film Journalist/Writer at HeyUGuys, London Live's London Film Club and DIY Magazine. Previous work credits contributor at The Voice Newspaper, FlickFeast, MyFilmClub and film review slot on radio.
The Rape of Recy Taylor Review
American history is shrouded in hateful racist issues, for years many minorities were subjected to brutality that is off-the-charts unfathomable. Yet, in 2018, the...
Tully Review
Post-natal depression is no laughing matter. Even in 2018 we hardly hear the cries of those mothers finding it a struggle to cope with day to day life after the birth of their...
Exclusive: Angourie Rice Interview on her New Film, Everyday
Since bursting onto the big screen as Ryan Gosling's daughter in The Nice Guys, rising star, Angourie Rice hasn’t been short of a few...
A Wrinkle in Time Review
Ava DuVernay has been making waves in the cinematic universe since wowing audiences with her outstanding directional abilities since she graced us with the stirring Selma. Her next move was the powerful documentary on...
You Were Never Really Here Review
Since 2017’s Cannes film festival, acclaimed director Lynne Ramsey’s You Were Never Really Here has bounced off the lips of many a cinephile with...
I, Tonya Press Conference with Margot Robbie and Allison Janney
After attending the UK premiere of I,Tonya on the night of 15th of February, cast members Margot Robbie - who puts in a phenomenal performance as...
Idris Elba takes us through his stunts in the wild in...
To celebrate the home entertainment release of romantic survival drama, The Mountain Between Us on February 12th, we have a very special featurette focusing...
The Shape of Water Review
There is no disputing Guillermo del Toro’s worth as an extraordinary filmmaker. From Pan’s Labyrinth to Hell Boy bringing fantasy to life with a beating...
Black Panther Review
Since Ryan Coogler burst onto the scene with his debut, Fruitvale Station he has set the precedence in his affecting and hard-hitting storytelling; cementing his name as one to watch in...
Roman J Israel Esq Review
It’s hard to fathom Dan Gilroy’s awkwardly titled Roman J Israel Esq. is only his second stint as director, his first coming from the intense drama stylings...
Phantom Thread Review
It’s almost criminal that Paul Thomas Anderson’s Phantom Thread is Daniel Day-Lewis’s swansong. The award winning actor has taken method to levels of extremity and immersed himself...
Journey’s End Review
RC’ Sheriff’s poignant war story has been adapted for the stage and film on numerous occasions over the years. In Saul Dibbs latest adaptation for the big screen, we...
Adeel Akhtar talks Victoria and Abdul and Diversity in Film and...
Last year’s return to the role of Queen Victoria for Dame Judi Dench, came with humour and heart in a story based on when Ol’ Vicky struck...
Early Man Review
Wallace and Gromit creators, Aardman and stalwart Nick Park come together yet again for a new claymation adventure with Early Man. This time the stop-motion geniuses take us on a historical...
The Commuter Review
If there is one thing, you can guarantee from a Liam Neeson action thriller it’s the cliché plot and the predictability of its outcome hurtling at high speed throughout the...
Coco Review
Disney team up yet again with Pixar for their latest cultural offering with a tremendous amount of heart and vibrancy. Director Lee Unkrich’s vision of spectacular colour embodies...
The Post Review
Steven Spielberg’s multi-layered rich visitation to the era of 1971, when women were still second-class citizens who had no place in the world of...
The Post Press Conference with Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks and Steven...
This week Hollywood Royalty, Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg, descended on London on a press tour of their latest film The Post....
Darkest Hour Review
Just a mere seven months after Brain Cox took the lead as Winston Churchill in Churchill, which covered the 96 hours before the Invasion of Normandy during...
All the Money in the World Review
If you are not already aware of Ridley Scott’s, based on a true story, All The Money in the World about the kidnapping of Oil Tycoon and Billionaire J.P....
The Greatest Showman Review
Musicals are not to the taste of many, but in The Greatest Showman, we get a grand old Christmas, feel-good fare of cheesy entertainment. A showcase,...
A Tour Around Limehouse with The Limehouse Golem
The streets of London are paved deep with history, none more so than those in East London. They have frequently been the setting for many a cinematic production from Johnny...
Pitch Perfect 3 Review
The aca-bella’s may be back for their tour de force with the third outing in the Pitch Perfect franchise, but the reality of stepping into the real world...
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle Review
Robin Williams 1995 fantasy adventure, Jumanji, were players are sucked into a board game, was very much a part of a whole generations childhood,...
“It’s not about having power over men, it’s about having power...
January 1st, 2018, see’s the release of the brilliant Molly's Game in UK cinemas and surprising enough acclaimed screenwriter, Aaron Sorkin (A Few Good...
Wonder Review
There seems to be a theme running through child targeting movies over the past few weeks, first came Paddington’s return in the highly successful...
Suburbicon Review
George Clooney’s vision to address racial issues raised in the Coen Brothers original script is an admirable stance from the actor turned director who...
Daddy’s Home 2 Review
Christmas is looming, for Hollywood there’s no better time to churn out the inane sequel with a virtually unoriginal transparent plot repeating itself, lacking...
Justice League Review
After the phenomenal success of Patty Jenkins Wonder Woman, there was a glimmer of hope on the horizon for the Warner Bros DC universe...
Ingrid Goes West Review
In a world obsessed by followers and likes via social media platforms, people often hide behind a photo telling a story of their ideal...