I’ve scoured the programme and colour-coded each of my favourite films until I found them: the five singular most exciting features that you simply cannot miss at this year’s festival.

Flickering Myth's Scott Davis and Kat Kourbeti went to the CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR premiere in London, interviewed Elizabeth Olsen, Paul Rudd, Daniel Bruhl, Anthony Russo, Paul Bettany and Sebastian Stan, and found out a lot of cool things about the film...

Peccadillo Pictures, the leading film distributor for LGBT films in the UK, is taking a selection of the best contemporary LGBT films from around the world on a nationwide roadshow festival called POUTfest. From June to September, a provocative and entertaining selection of international feature films and brand new British gay short films will be touring cinemas up and down the country prior to some receiving theatrical releases.

The 23rd annual Raindance Film Festival announced the winning films in 12 categories at this year’s annual Raindance Film Festival Awards ceremony at The May Fair Hotel on Friday, 2nd October.

British spy thriller Newcomer has received a new trailer ahead of its premiere at Raindance Film Festival tonight in London.

There’s something I need to get off my chest: I didn’t really like Mad Max: Fury Road.

Do you ever get in fights down the pub about who's the most 'kick-ass' female character in cinema history? If so, you should probably enroll in an anger management class.

FilmDoo, the leading online Independent Film viewing and discovery platform, has just partnered up with the London Fringe! Queer Film & Arts Festival, and will be hosting the festival’s closing night film, Simo Halinen’s multi Jussi award winning Open Up To Me (pictured), a Finnish film that focuses on the story of a transgender woman and a married man, and the unexpected consequences of their affair.

The winning films in all twelve categories were announced at the Raindance Film Festival awards ceremony this Saturday, just as the festival drew to a close this weekend. With record-breaking attendance and a vast number of submissions, of which 100 feature films and 176 shorts were screened at this year’s festival, it seems to be the most successful one yet.