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    2011-06-17T06:18:00Z

    Dir/scr: David Hare. UK. 2011. 100mins

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    Edinburgh unveils first titles including projects from David Mackenzie, David Hare
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    Edinburgh unveils first titles including projects from David Mackenzie, David Hare

    2011-05-04T10:29:00Z

    The EIFF line up includes David Hare’s political thriller Page Eight and David Mackenzie’s sc-fi drama Perfect Sense starring Ewan McGregor.

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    Davies, Hare, Nyman, Kureishi to attend Rome's UK focus Punks and Patriots

    2011-09-30T15:34:00Z

    Terence Davies, David Hare, Michael Nyman and Hanif Kureishi to attend Rome Film Festival event produced in collaboration with the BFI London Film Festival.

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    From ‘Love Actually’ to ‘Living’: Bill Nighy on his "unspeakably lucky” career

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    Close to two decades on from his Bafta win for Love Actually, Bill Nighy’s beautifully restrained performance in Living sees him back in the awards conversation — and in a rare big-screen lead role.

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    The Toronto International Film Festival has today announced dozens more films in its programme.

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