Scissor Sisters’ John Garden performs a semi-improved score to the classic silent film The Lost World at the Exeter Phoenix, introduced by Aardman Animation’s director Peter Lord
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Hard-hitting, touching and considered one of the best British films, Kes is at Dartington Barn as part of the Interrogate! Social Justice festival 
A Better Life shown as part of the Interrogate! festival at Dartington Barn Cinema 
The Interrogate! social justice festival is screening In A Better World at Dartington Barn Cinema 
The feature-length documentary The Prison Where I Live, about two comedians and Burmese oppression, is being screened in the Transition Town Totnes film night at the Dartmouth Inn 
Tom Leins checks out new surfing documentary Rio Breaks, which is playing in cinemas across the West Country this month. 
Tavistock Wharf is hosting an evening of Devon short films as part of the Tavistock Music and Arts Festival 
Desire explores the link between sex and creativity through the story of a screenwriter struggling with a character who threatens to take over not just his creative and sexual life but his sanity. 
James Franco goes beep-bopping and a scatting as Allen Ginsberg in the film about the famous (infamous) Beat Generation poem, Howl |
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