Distinct European flavour to this week’s DVD round-up
Tom Leins heads to Denmark, Slovenia and Russia for this week’s European-flavoured DVD round-up.
Plymouth College of Art filmmaking students to get Raindance festival screening
Plymouth College of Art film department has been developing a relationship with Raindance Film Training and as a result students from the Film Arts Degree programme will showcase their work at the international film festival, Raindance, on October 2 at the Apollo Theatre, London.
Quentin Tarantino’s top 20 movies released since 1992
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…
• GO MAMMA MIA! FOR YOUR OFFICE CHRISTMAS PARTY
Here we go again! For the jaundiced among you it’s your cry at the latest season round of office parties. But for those of you with a happier heart, the words are Abba lyrics and part of the “smash hit musical” (because it’s Christmas, we can use such phrases) Mamma Mia! Now you can combine…