Outlander | South West Doctor Who twists history
Outlander is a Doctor Who story that has grown, shaped and evolved in the South West and is now set to vworp onto your screens
The Hurlers: companionship and belonging in sci fi thriller
The Hurlers is a sci fi thriller filmed in Cornwall. We spoke to filmmakers James Chegwyn and Mitchell Snell about companionship, community and belonging,
Tangent Room, Swedish indie sci-fi get Calstock Arts screening
Tangent Room, a mult-award winning Swedish indie sci fi, is getting a special Cornwall screening at Calstock Arts, followed by a Q&A with the director
May the 4th… Picturehouse / Empire sci-fi season lifts off
The sci-fi season part of the Picturehouse Empire 30 year anniversary takes off, and we’re all invited to enjoy the void, chills and head over heels spills
Costume designer / maker required for sci fi feature
Rendered Pictures are currently looking for a costume designer / maker for their latest feature sci fi film Alien Outbreak
Exclusive interview with Simon Cox, director of Kaleidoscope Man
John Tomkins catches up with indie filmmaker Simon Cox about his sci-fi feature Kaleidoscope Man
Robot World: Dartmoor was part of the success
Dartmoor was the ideal setting for sci-fi feature Robot World. We talk to filmmakers husband and wife Neil and Amanda Rowe and Neil’s brother Ian about what goes into making a feature in Devon
Robot World: Devon-made sci-fi hits the shelves and international markets
Devon made indie sci fi Robot World has been gaining momentum and fans along with world wide distribution. Buy it on the High Street or online
Sex, Leins & Videotape #203. Tom Leins reviews Witnesses, Catch Me Daddy, Good People, Infini and War Pigs
Tom Leins reviews Witnesses, Catch Me Daddy, Good People, Infini and War Pigs in his Sex, Leins & Videotape column
Sex, Leins & Videotape #201. Tom Leins reviews Chappie, The Voices, Two Men In Town and Last Knights
Tom Leins casts his eye over the latest DVD releases: Chappie, The Voices, Two Men In Town and Last Knights
Sex, Leins & Videotape #190. Tom Leins reviews The Killing, Mystery Road and Earth To Echo
Intrigue in Seattle in the Killing series; murder Down Under in Mystery Road; and a backwards-looking family movie in Earth to Echo -Tom Leins reviews DVDs
Sex, Leins & Videotape #182. Tom Leins reviews Lone Survivor, RoboCop and Non-Stop
Navy SEALS in peril, crime and punishment in Detroit and heroism at high altitude -this week’s biggest DVDs reviewed.
Sex, Leins & Videotape #176. Tom Leins reviews Hunger Games: Catching Fire and Ender’s Game
Tom Leins judges the battle of the teen franchises in this week’s DVD round-up.
Sex, Leins & Videotape #173. Tom Leins reviews In A World, Piercing Brightness and The Colony
Quirky comedy, art-house sci-fi and post-apocalyptic chills are on the agenda in this week’s DVD round-up, with In A World, Piercing Brightness and The Colony
Sex, Leins & Videotape #135. Tom Leins reviews small-screen sci-fi shows Terra Nova and Alphas.
Tom Leins is the referee as two small-screen sci-fi box-sets go head-to-head in this week’s DVD dust-up. Produced by none other than Steven Spielberg, Terra Nova -The Complete Series (20th Century Fox) takes place in the year 2149. Planet Earth is overdeveloped and overcrowded, and the majority of plant and animal life is now extinct….
Total Recall – we’ve seen it all before (review)
No, you’re not strapped to a chair experiencing the results of a painful implanted memory. They really have remade the Arnie classic Total Recall. Sean Wilson reviews
Catch some sci fi online: watch The Water’s Edge
Writen by Devon screenwriter Richard Standen, you can watch sci fi short The Water’s Edge online
Interested in sci-fi and filmmaking? Help needed to shoot trailer
Crew members, artists and a producer are needed to hep produce a sci fi trailer
Blight sci fi movie tells of corporate depopulation project inspired by The Georgia Guidestones
Blight, a sci fi movie from Ray Smith, is ‘a study of manufactured public consent’ in the face of corporate depopulation, as evidenced, says the filmmaker, in the first line of The Georgia Guidestones
Super 8 reminds us of the wonder inherent in childhood cinema
JJ Abrams’ Super 8 reminds you of the best Spielbergian flicks from the 1970s and 80s, something to be treasured amid the relative dearth of memorable, live action kids films in the modern age.
Actor Julian Boote on the potential psychosis of his character in the sci fi short Fracture
Actor Julian Boote talks about being attracted to the the role of Captain Michael Shepherd in the sci fi short Fracture.
Kate Madison explains how she created a tough, feminine character for sci fi short film Fracture
Actor Kate Madison talks about how she aimed to create a tough and feminine heroine in the sci fi short Fracture
Sci fi short Flat Footed Apocalypse from Exmouth in Virgin Shorts film comp
When you’re running from a hoard, you don’t want to start clowining around. Martin Lejeune’s post-apocalyptic short film Flat Footed Apocalypse completed
The future is nearly here! Ashley Wing’s sci-fi adventure nears completion (video)
Paignton filmmaker Ashley Wing’s sci fi short Fracture is nearing completion, and we’ve got some of the post production goodies and updates
The latest production shots of Ashley Wing’s sci fi movie Fracture
Production shots from Ashley Wing’s Fracture, the sci fi film he made with FXhome
Behind the scenes footage of Ashley Wing’s sci-fi drama Fracture
Well, this behind the scenes footage of Paignton filmmaker Ashley Wing’s new sci-fi short Fracture looks like just the most amount of fun a D+Cineaste could ever hope to experience. Sometimes it’s easy to forget that even the biggest movies are actually put together by people like us – massive film fans. One thing’s for…
See concept art for Ashley Wing’s sci-fi drama Fracture
Yesterday we promised you some concept art from Paignton filmmaker Ashley Wing’s new sci-fi short Fracture (nothing to do with Anthony Hopkins and Ryan Gosling, we’re assured). Before we have a look, let’s just remind ourselves of the synopsis, shall we? On the bleak and unforgiving surface of a distant world a fragile mining base…
Ashley Wing seeks artists to work on new sci-fi drama Fracture
Paignton filmmaker Ashley Wing (he of Poppies, Hard Day’s Knight, and Between The Lines fame) has got in touch to tell us about an absolutely stonking opportunity for all you talented and arty D+Cineastes out there. What is the opportunity? Here is the opportunity. (And yes, Ashley does speak in italics.)
Star Wars, Alien and Dr Who: alien invasion at Torquay Museum as sci fi favourites enjoy Riviera experience
Anyone noticed the incidents of UFO sightings is on the increase in the South West? Completely unrelated is the sci-fi exhibition at Torquay Museum, which features costumes, props and full-size replicas and models from Terminator, Robocop as well as a fully functional Dalek and 11ft Tardis.
Ashley Wing wins Best Film award for Poppies
Ashley Wing’s Poppies picked up the Best Film award from the FXhome 2009 awards.
