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Documentary makers reach the pitching point with View from Here film festival

By D&CFilm, on Monday, October 26, 2009

Documentary filmmakers have the chance for a masterclass with two top industry professionals during the View from Here film festival, and get their film ideas up to a point to pitch for cash

Manahattan Short Film Festival comes to the Blue Walnut Cinema, Torquay

By D&CFilm, on Thursday, September 3, 2009

The Manhattan Short Film Festival is set to return to the fabled Blue Walnut Cinema, Torquay, with the 24-seat venue joining the Curzon Soho, London, and the Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle, as the only three venues that are screening the films in the UK. The festival takes place between September 20 and September 27.

South Devon filmmakers Dave Reynolds, Ashley Wing and Clayton Fussell join Alex White in the latest D+CFilm Show

By D&CFilm, on Sunday, August 23, 2009

The Devon + Cornwall Film Show 3 from Alex White on Vimeo.

The latest D+CFilm Show again highlights the strength of filmmaking in the region as Alex White goes to South Devon to talk to Dave Reynolds of Realm Pictures and Ashley Wing and Clayton Fussell of Cottage Industry Films.

Exeter Film Society returns with Herzog’s Encounters At The End Of The World

By D&CFilm, on Wednesday, August 19, 2009

The Exeter Film Society returns from its summer hiatus with the Werner Herzog documentary Encounters At The End Of The World, on Wednesday, September 9 (6pm and 8.15pm).

Artist filmmakers wanted for Exeter Spacex’s September Open Screening

By D&CFilm, on Thursday, July 23, 2009

The Spacex gallery in Exeter is calling for artist filmmakers to submit films to its open film screening night on Thursday, September 3 at 7pm.

Topsham Film Society picks a bumper crop for autumn

By D&CFilm, on Thursday, July 16, 2009

Rome and Juliet, Some Like it Hot, Slumdog Millionaire and Persepolis, which was in the 2009 Animated Exeter, are planned to be part of next bumper season of screenings at Topsham Film Society.

Teignmouth Film Soc and Transition Newton Abbot team up to show The Age of Stupid

By D&CFilm, on Monday, June 22, 2009

Films have become a rallying cry for socio-policital organisations, particularly the environmental lobby, and what with Modbury‘s documentary maker and scourge to the plastic bag Rebecca Hosking, or the Transition Movement, whose heart is in Totnes and who have recently finished a film about their work, it seems that the D+CFilm environs is home