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By D+CFilm, on Friday, February 29, 2008
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
Sweeney Todd (18) Click here to watch trailer
In The Valley Of Elah (15) Click here to watch trailer
TAVISTOCK WHARF
St Trinian’s (12A) Click here to watch trailer
DARTINGTON ARTS/THE BARN
The Band’s Visit (12A) Click here [...]
By D+CFilm, on Thursday, February 28, 2008
The snappily named Marine Conservation Society Plymouth Local Group is hosting a meeting tonight (that’s Thursday) at the Marine Biological Association on Plymouth Hoe.
Plymouth Uni’s Dr Jason Hall-Spencer will be talking about recent research in the Arctic and showing a buncha pictures of cold water corals.
Then Antony Jinman, of Polar Venture, will have a yap [...]
By D+CFilm, on Wednesday, February 27, 2008
There’s a curious new video doing the rounds from D+C faves The Weaver Twins. It basically sees the combo dressed in Texas Chain Saw Massacre garb and playing along to an old ska song. Click below to have a look.
We got in contact with Ver Twins (as nobody calls them) to find out what the [...]
By D+CFilm, on Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Tiverton Film Club’s next screening is the acclaimed Israeli/Palestinian drama Atash. It’s being shown tomorrow (February 27) at the New Hall, Barrington Street. Click below to watch the trailer.
Directed by Abu Wael, who Sight & Sound described as ‘the most exciting
Arab filmmaker in more than a decade’, it tells the tale of a father who
maroons [...]
By D+CFilm, on Monday, February 25, 2008
BAFTA award-winning documentary filmmaker Molly Dineen will be hosting an exclusive screening of her most recent film The Lie of the Land at Falmouth’s University College on Wednesday, February 27.
Molly will be yapping about the film, in which she explores the harsh realities of life as a British farmer, and about�the not-so harsh realities of [...]
By D+CFilm, on Saturday, February 23, 2008
Doesn’t time fly? Clue: it sure does. Yup, another Animated Exeter draws to a close this weekend with a coupla showings of Robert Zemeckis’ bawdy mo-cap wheeze Beowulf.
Those with reservations about the flick can be reassured it’s actually Very Entertaining Indeed. Heck, Zemeckis has been in this game so long, it’s no surprise the movie’s an extraordinarily [...]
By D+CFilm, on Friday, February 22, 2008
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
Rescue Dawn (12A) Click here to watch trailer
The Extras (12A) Click here for Guardian review
TAVISTOCK WHARF
The Band’s Visit (12A) Click here to watch trailer��
DARTINGTON ARTS/THE BARN
Best Of The West Showcase (all ages)
Beowulf (12A) [...]
By D+CFilm, on Thursday, February 21, 2008
Animated Exeter is drawing to a close over the next coupla days – and they’ve saved the best ’til (almost) last.
Yup, there’s a special screening of Sylvain Chomet’s gloriously inventive and hugely influential Belleville Rendez-Vous at the University of Exeter tonight (c’est jeudi, monsieur).
This Oscar-nominated tale sees club-footed Madame Souza preparing her grandson to be [...]
By D+CFilm, on Wednesday, February 20, 2008
We’re glad there’s a lot going on at Animated Exeter but it’s pretty difficult to catch everything you want to see.
Take tonight (Wednesday) for example. There’s a screening of Brad Bird’s Ratatouille at the University of Exeter at 7.30pm and a showing of Animal
Farm (no, not that one) at the Exeter Phoenix at 8pm. What’s a [...]
By D+CFilm, on Wednesday, February 20, 2008
The British Animation Public Choice Awards are wending their way from Exeter to Plymouth’s Jill Craigie Cinema (part of the Roland Levinsky Arts Building) this week.
There’s a show tonight (Wednesday) and another one tomorrow (duh, Thursday) – both introduced by artist and filmmaker Kayla Parker.
At each screening, D+Cineastes can vote for their fave flicks before the final winners are [...]
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