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By D+CFilm, on Saturday, March 31, 2007
Following the success of his BBC4 series Silent Clowns, Paul Merton will be sharing his passion for the greatest comedians of the silent age at Plymouth Pavilions on Tuesday, November 27.
There’ll be a selection of clips from stars like Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd, Roscoe Arbuckle and Charley Chase, finishing with a complete showing of a silent comedy masterpiece (which [...]
By D+CFilm, on Friday, March 30, 2007
Those of yous too lazy to catch The US Vs John Lennon at the Exeter Picturehouse or The Barn in the last coupla months, might wanna watch it on telly tonight.
Showing on BBC2 at the ungodly hour of 11.35pm, the documentary follows John Lennon’s journey from moptop to anti-war icon, and explains why the American government may have [...]
By D+CFilm, on Friday, March 30, 2007
Follow the main cinema links for dates, times and matinee screenings.
Follow the title links for movie details, friendship and maybe more.
PLYMOUTH ARTS CENTRE
Ghosts (15) Click here to read D+CFilm review
Little Red Flowers (12A) Click here to read BBC review
TAVISTOCK WHARF
Notes On A Scandal (15) Click here to watch trailer
DARTINGTON ARTS/THE BARN
The Illusionist (PG) Click here [...]
By D+CFilm, on Thursday, March 29, 2007
There seems to be a lot of concern about the ‘Iran stand-off’ these days - which is probably why Sky One has asked Plymouth-based TV-types Twofour to make a documentary about the Beckhams’ move to Los Angeles.
Called, unsurprisingly, The Beckhams Go to Hollywood, the show will be hosted by smirking beanpole Iain Lee (Justin Lee Collins was presumable [...]
By D+CFilm, on Wednesday, March 28, 2007
We dunno about you but we’ve been at sixes and sevens since the clocks went forward on Sunday, so can sympathise with the latest tune from Tavistock’s own Rumble Strips.
Called Alarm Clock, it’s the first release from the band’s forthcoming album Girls And Weather and describes D+CFilm’s difficulty in getting out of bed (possibly).
You can watch the ‘promo’ (as [...]
By D+CFilm, on Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Since Lost and 24 have been booted off Virgin Media, we’ve been watching the Current TV channel.
Well, not really. It all looks a bit worthy and dull, but you sound quite trendy if you mention it, non?
Still, we must admit it’s a pretty innovative idea – a telly network created by, for, and with young adults. And they [...]
By D+CFilm, on Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Hullo viewer! It’s your friendly neighbourhood D+CFilm here, back in action
after some, ahem, technical difficulties. This website lark is no cakewalk, we can tell you.
Still, at least you have the sexy Sunshine banner at the top of the page now,
so it was worth all the trouble, wasn’t it?
Anyway, we’re not here to apologise and explain (for once) - we’re here [...]
By D+CFilm, on Tuesday, March 27, 2007
There’s a danger that calling Nick Broomfield’s Ghosts haunting might seem trite, but the director’s take on the account of the death of 26 Chinese cockle pickers in 2004 is a powerful tale of economic migration.
By D+CFilm, on Monday, March 26, 2007
D+Cineastes venturing into their friendly neighbourhood Early Learning Centre can pick up a DVD called The Magic of Making, written and narrated by Plymouth editor and producer Simon Ashcroft.
But what happens when you’ve watched it from, erm, cover to cover?
Ah well, the good news for kids and simpletons is next month he will begin filming the second season, [...]
By D+CFilm, on Saturday, March 24, 2007
It’s that time again, D+Chums. The latest episode (or webisode, if you will) of Melting Pot TV went online yesterday.
Brought to yous by the People’s Republic of South Devon, Spectral Workshop TV and Aeon, the new show boasts the region’s riffmaster generals Idiom.
Click the sexy artwork below to see the band in action and being [...]
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