Because we’re fans of the Coen’s, we thought we’d give you some of the press stuff that is associated with their next offering, Burn After Reading. This film doesn’t feature the immense talents of Torquay-boy and director of photography Roger Deakins, but the next Coen film does. Enough of the future… let’s hear about the [...]
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A letter from Richard Armstrong in this month’s Sight & Sound magazine (we’ll spare you the details for the sake of brevity) led us to delve into the strange and little known story of Irene Dobson and the Penwicken Bijou cinema. It’s a cracking tale of witch hunts, mauled children, and people who turn into [...] The original Magical Mystery film. A new documentary showing previously unseen footage of The Beatles was premiered this month. Young video makers listen up – we’ve picked up news from Chew TV that the Bristol Music Foundation is looking to recruit young filmmakers Who says opera is elite art – you can watch a live screening of Don Giovanni from the Royal Opera House at Exeter Picturehouse on Monday September 8 for the cut down price of £20, £19 for concessions and £17.50 for members. If only the former government operatives chosen for these films occasionally worked in the benefits or tax departments, then we’d know that the skills they acquired would be obfuscation, confusion and error in a mess of bureacratic intrigue, but no. In Taken, which opens on September 26, has Liam Neeson as a former government operative [...] An image from the first production Moving On D+Cineastes have been invited to join First Eye Productions – an off-shoot of the TOADS theatre company in Torquay which is looking to put together a feature. A comedy film festival is serious business, as you can tell from the recently released line up for next month’s English Riviera International Comedy Film Festival. Still from Friday Night, by Ornette Spenceley a winner at the 2007 Cornwall Film Festival You needn’t be on the outside looking in. There are plenty of ways to get involved in film festivals, and the Cornwall Film Festival is even offering a t-shirt. They don’t make em like they used to. And as if to prove it, Jill Craigie’s 1946 film The Way We Live is making another appearance at the Plymouth Arts Centre, on Tuesday September 9 at 8.30pm. |
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