
Cornwall and St Ives have been tipped as the next venue for Johnny Depp’s next Pirates of the Caribbean film – Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger [...]
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![]() Cornwall and St Ives have been tipped as the next venue for Johnny Depp’s next Pirates of the Caribbean film – Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger [...] Cornwall Media Resource is running two film courses in Redruth in February – the Documentary Short and the Editing for the Inexperienced courses are just £10 [...] The D+CFilm Open screening at the Two Short Nights film festival has had record submissions from throughout the [...] Call for viral marketing and viral marketeers to promote the film world of Devon and [...] Screen Actions, the young people’s film festival, part of the Cornwall Film Festival, takes place on November 13 with screenings, workshops and an award [...] D+CFilm has linked up with Phoenix Media to call for artists of all disciplines to design the award for Two Short Nights film festival 2009, which takes place on November 27 and 28. D+Cineastes will be able to pretend they’re in The Flintstones at this year’s week-long Music Truro festival. Willllllllmmmaaa! Organisers have unveiled plans to include a drive-in movie theatre for a screening of the musical blockbuster / travesty Mamma Mia! Cornish filmmaker Arran Hawkins has interviewed 15 people about their beard growth for a new documentary about facial hair. Arran told thisiscornwall: “It’s hair that comes out of your face. It’s just weird.” Uh, ever heard of eyebrows, Arran? 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’. This year’s Cornwall Film Festival will be held at Falmouth’s new state-of-the-art cinema, The Phoenix, rather than spread across several venues as in previous years. A festival spokie frothed: “With the audience numbers increasing by more than five times since its inception in 2002 and the number of film submissions rising yearly, it has been necessary [...] |
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