South Devon filmmaker Robin Whenary reviews the powerful and almost epic multi-award winning A Prophet, which is at The Barn, [...]
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 Devon filmmaker Robin Whenary reviews the masterful Still Walking by Hirokazu Kore-eda – a film of generational differences and family conflicts with absorbing details and quiet cumulative power. You can see Still Walking at The Barn, Dartington until February [...]  (4 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...
91 views | One comment | Tom Leins risks life and limb to review the latest DVD releases. He takes a look at A Perfect Getaway, Suspiria and [...] (3 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5) Loading ...
123 views | 3 comments | The Dartington Barn Cinema is showing off its state-of-the-art digital film projection facilities with a live music and classic film [...] In Tera Toma, the new film by Josh Gaunt and Syndrome Pictures, which premieres at 8pm today (Tuesday, September 15) at the Exeter Phoenix, you get the feeling that madness is a daily occurrence. Holy cow – now this looks like a movie! Yes, the extended redband teaser gubbins for Scott Stewart’s Legion has hit the interweb, and it rocks. The story sees God sending a legion of avenging angels to Earth to bring about the Apocalypse – imagine him shaking a big celestial Etch-A-Sketch… We’ve just been watching Quentin Tarantino introducing Death Proof on Sky Movies. What can we say – there’s not much on telly tonight. We were anticipating the usual anodyne ‘this is my film – hope you enjoy it’ kinda crap, but this was actually fairly interesting. Quentin didn’t really bother getting into the specifics of Death Proof [...] Oscar- and BAFTA-winning documentary Man On Wire, directed by Cornwall’s James Marsh, gets its terrestrial premiere on BBC2 at 9pm tonight (August 2). The flick looks at tightrope walker Philippe Petit’s daring, but illegal, high-wire routine performed between New York’s World Trade Center’s twin towers in 1974; what some consider ‘the artistic crime of the century’. We can’t quite put our finger on it but something seems a bit off in the trailer for Wes Anderson’s animated adap of Roald Dahl’s Fantastic Mr Fox. We’re sure you’ve seen it already but Paul Andrew Williams’s The Cottage is certainly worth another viewing when it premieres on Sky Movies, erm, Premiere at 10.15pm on Saturday (that’s August 1). After all, he’s one of us (gabba gabba hey). He has family in Combeinteignhead, and went to school in Teignmouth – he even made [...] |
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