Director Steve McQueen's Blitz is a historical fiction drama starring Saoirse Ronan Elliot Heffernan as Rita and her son George. The film follows George's evacuation from London amid the Nazi's ...

There’s no such thing as a typical Steve McQueen movie. Ever since he started making features with his 2008 Irish hunger-strike drama Hunger, the artist and filmmaker’s work for the screen has ...

This historical war movie was written, directed, and produced by Oscar winner Steve McQueen (Shame, 12 Years a Slave, Widows.) Blitz follows the journey of a young English boy (Elliot Heffernan ...

The English actress, comedian, and director, Kathy Burke, returns to the silver screen as Beryl in Blitz. She's a gang leader in London in the movie who collects swag after the raids. Stephen ...

“Blitz” is a predominantly fictional story ... This is the story of these women who have basically never been (represented) in war movies before.” Did the London subway tunnels flood ...

“Blitz,” set in London during World War II, might technically be Steve McQueen ’s first war movie. But struggle and survival has long marked the filmmaker’s tough and tortured wor ...

There is a moment of chilling power midway through Steve McQueen’s new, Apple-produced World War II drama Blitz. The film, a Dickensian exploration of London during the Nazis’ devastating ...

The writer and director Steve McQueen discusses a sequence set in the Café de Paris in London. transcript The writer and director Steve McQueen narrates a sequence from his film set in London ...

What may take you by surprise, if you’re a McQueen fan, is what a shockingly conventional and middle-of-the-road Hollywood-style movie it is. Taken on its own terms, “Blitz” is well done ...

"The Blitz years in the East End were extraordinary ... faces." Speaking of the movie, Heidi has confirmed that the film will pick up just after season 15 leaves off and that our Nonnatus ...

Blitz stars the newcomer Elliott Heffernan as ... bodies of people killed in a nightclub bombing has a ghoulish horror-movie tone that felt like an abrupt break with the relative social realism ...