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    Duane Hopkins shooting second feature
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    Duane Hopkins shooting second feature

    2013-04-02T15:31:00Z

    George MacKay leads the cast of the character-driven thriller Bypass.

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    Better Things
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    Better Things

    2008-05-17T11:30:00Z

    Dir: Duane Hopkins. 2008. UK. 93minsCoping as best they can, the perpetually glum inhabitants of a rural town in the South West of England feel emotionally isolated, verging towards distraught in Better Things. Permeated by dispassionate drug use depicted without a shred of glamour, writer-director Duane ...

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    Film4 backs Duane Hopkins' feature debut Better Things

    2006-11-06T04:00:00Z

    Film4 hascome on board for Duane Hopkins' Better Things, soon to start shooting in theUK, and Fabrice de Welz's Vinyan, in development.Hopkins,who previously wrote and directed award-winning shorts Field and Love Me Or Leave Me Alone, will make his feature debut withBetter Things,a story about troubled teenagers in the picturesque ...

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    Match Factory boards Duane Hopkins’ Bypass
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    Match Factory boards Duane Hopkins’ Bypass

    2011-05-19T06:00:00Z

    The Match Factory has announced an international rights deal with Third Films for Duane Hopkins’ upcoming feature Bypass.

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    Griffiths' Illuminations readies busy slate including Duane Hopkins' Bypass
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    Griffiths' Illuminations readies busy slate including Duane Hopkins' Bypass

    2013-02-12T06:00:00Z

    Bypass, backed by the BFI and Film I Vast, is being produced by Third Films in Newcastle and is due to shoot in March.

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    Better Things lie ahead

    2006-11-08T00:00:00Z

    Award winning short film-maker Duane Hopkins has received $486,000 (£255,000) from the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund towards his debut feature Better Things.Currently in production, Better Things tells the story of a group of young adults struggling to get ahead in life with limited opportunities. Hopkins' script for the ...

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    Screen opinion: audiences offer hope of better things

    2008-10-30T20:51:00Z

    It's not that my film deserves an audience, but its audience deserves to see it.' The frustration of Samm Haillay, a producer on Duane Hopkins' Better Things, encapsulates the critical issue for film.It is unrealistic to expect films like Hopkins' bleakly beautiful tale of growing up in the UK, to ...

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    Film Agency for Wales backs new films from Coixet, Hopkins, Murphy
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    Film Agency for Wales backs new films from Coixet, Hopkins, Murphy

    2012-03-21T12:30:00Z

    The Film Agency for Wales is backing three new features with £460,000 in funding: Isabel Coixet’s Panda Eyes, Duane Hopkins’ Bypass, and Dominic Murphy’s Cassy and Jude.

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    Bypass
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    Bypass

    2014-09-03T18:01:00Z

    Dir/scr: Duane Hopkins. UK 2014.103mins

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    Toronto Wavelengths, Future Projections include works by Rivers, Weerasethakul, Hopkins, Franco
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    Toronto Wavelengths, Future Projections include works by Rivers, Weerasethakul, Hopkins, Franco

    2011-08-16T15:20:00Z

    TIFF’s unveils works in Wavelengths and Future Projections, including James Franco and Gus Van Sant meditation on My Own Private Idaho.

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