Leigh Singer is a freelance film journalist, filmmaker and screenwriter. Leigh studied Film and Literature at Warwick University, where he directed and adapted the world stage premiere of Steven Soderbergh’s ‘sex, lies and videotape’. He is the Deputy Editor of Film & Festivals online magazine, writes about film for Empire, The Times, The London Paper, The Big Issue, BBCi and Channel 4 online among others and has appeared on TV and BBC radio as a film critic.
A moving new documentary called ‘Strike A Pose’ reunites Madonna’s estranged ‘Blond Ambition’ dancers twenty-five years on and discovers what’s happened to them since that controversial tour
Feb 03, 2017
The influential duo behind some of the century’s most essential cult docs talk Bob Dylan, Bill Clinton and six decades of shooting from the hip
Oct 18, 2016
Amir Amirani’s film We Are Many investigates how people on the streets felt when they knew their government was on the verge of invading Iraq
Jul 15, 2016
The acclaimed Thai filmmaker talks the importance of dreams and how even winning Cannes doesn’t keep him safe from his country’s military dictatorship
Jun 17, 2016
An extensive list of all the films you should care about including a coming-of-age animation, stunning revenge thrillers and a predictably dead pan Kristen Stewart
May 11, 2016