It’s billed as ‘a politically incorrect love story featuring knights, burning arrows, conkers and blackmailing dog walkers’, the short film Indian Summer is looking for funding on KickStarter.
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Anyone who grew up with the wonderful stop-motion effects in the likes of Jason and the Argonauts and Clash of the Titans will know the name Ray Harryhausen. Last week, the stop-motion maestro sadly passed away – but he leaves behind a rich legacy of work that continues to inspire today’s blockbusters. 
The Bait has plenty going for it in terms of tense creature feature thriller, and The Faculty offers dodgy medical testing shenanigans. Tom Leins reviews 
It is a battle of the box-sets as Spartacus: War of the Damned goes head-to-head with Ultraviolet in this week’s DVD round-up. 
There have been a string of road movies based in South America in recent years. Sean Wilson takes a look at this fascinating and much welcome trend in contemporary world cinema. Short thriller to be shot in Plymouth needs cast 
Psychotic behaviour, uncomfortable high school reunions and retro noir are all on the agenda in this week’s DVD round-up. 
The sights, sounds and smells of Hollywood in the late 1950s and early 60s are coming to Plymouth University 
What makes a film the second most popular film in France ever? Declan Cochran reviews Untouchable The New York Film Academy believes that the most effective way for our students to master their chosen craft is to immediately start creating their own work in a hands-on intensive working environment. The courses are taught through a balance of classroom instruction, hands-on workshops, and immediate experience. The academy creates an environment that promotes personal development and learning. |
 
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