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The original 1997 Broadway staging of "Titanic: The Musical" created a legend of itself, rising from previews' technical snafus and mixed reviews before achieving a Best Musical Tony and a run of 804 performances. Nowadays, the title might sound like a memetic gag for those uninitiated with its existence. Really? A musical about the 1912 sinking of the Rms Titanic? But the music may just answer that by shattering the stoniest of hearts.

The morbidly curious or the die-hard theatre-heads who can't access or afford a live professional production now may get their chance. Coincidentally also sharing a 25th anniversary with James Cameron's blockbuster this year, "Titanic: The Musical" finally has a Fathom Events theatrical release, namely a capture of the Thom Southerland-directed production filmed at the Southampton's Mayflower Theatre. This BroadwayHD-produced capture (directed for the screen by Austin Shaw) preserves what has aged like fine wine: Maury Yeston's sumptuous score,...

Brand new British movie, Screwed is released in UK cinemas tomorrow, 3rd June and we’ve been given this exclusive clip from to give you a taster of what you can expect. In the clip, we get see a great piece of dialogue between Noel Clarke and James D’Arcy’s characters Truman and Sam where we find out a lot more about their back-story and this cues us up to some of the gritty drama that is based on the autobiographical book Screwed by Ronnie Thompson.

If you’ve missed our previous coverage of the movie, you can check it out here including an interview with Ronnie Thompson and Colin’s set report. Also keep your eyes peeled for Adam’s review of the film.

Synopsis: Gritty prison thriller Screwed turns the genre on its head by showing life behind bars through the eyes of the guards.

James D’Arcy (Master & Commander,...