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The Deep Blue Sea: a love story that wants to be loved (review)
Terrance Davies’ The Deep Blue Sea is a movie that should be loved. But for David Salas the chemistry just isn’t there. He saw the film at The Barn, Dartington
The prominence of picture – A review of Days of Heaven, at the Barn Cinema
Days of Heaven is a classic from Terrance Malick. Devon filmmaker David Salas took the timeless cinematic journey at Dartington’s Barn cinema
F for Fake -Peeping Tom reviewed
Filmmaker David Salas popped along to The Barn, Dartington, to watch Peeping Tom, a Michael Powell from 1960, but wasn’t taken with the characters, cobled together pyschology or the ludicrous premise
Tired of the hype-of-the-new? Try It Happened One Night, a classic that delivers!
Filmmaker David Salas popped along to The Barn, Dartington, to sample a five-Oscar winning classic It Happened One Night. With a super script, and strong performances -especially from Clark Gabel -he wasn’t disappointed.
Charming, light, enjoyable and surprising. David Salas reviews My Afternoons with Magueritte at The Barn
Devon filmmaker David Salas goes to The Barn, Dartington, to see My Afternoons with Magueritte (La Tête en Friche), and finds a spellbinding film that combines, bleakness and beauty while giving a nod to American Indie scene but staying true to a typically French comedy
