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CommentSwan Lake leaps into 3D
St Petersburg’s Mariinsky Theatre staged the first ever 3D live ballet, filmed using James Cameron’s ground-breaking technology as seen in Avatar, and Peter Colley pulled on his 3D glasses to check out the results.
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CommentMet Film School celebrates 10th anniversary
Around 200 people gathered at BAFTA to celebrate 10 years of the UK’s Met Film School.
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CommentWe Are Northern Lights
Scottish crowdsourced documentary We Are Northern Lights will screen in five remote communities in Scotland via mobile cinema Screen Machine.
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CommentCannes Competition Blog: Only Lovers Left Alive, Venus in Fur
Screen’s Cannes 2013 Competition blog is now complete with the reaction to Jarmusch and Polanski’s films.
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CommentCannes deal-making stories
Industry experts share their best deal-making stories from Cannes.
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CommentNymphomaniac teaser poster unveiled
Zentropa has unveiled the first teaser poster for Lars von Trier’s Nymphomaniac.
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CommentSundance London: The cows come home
Sundance hit The Moo Man gets a warm welcome at its UK premiere.
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CommentSundance London: The Eagles
After the acrimonious break-up of The Eagles in 1980, Don Henley, co-founder of the rock band, famously quipped that they would play together again “when hell freezes over”.
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CommentThe Arquette family business
Richmond Arquette talks about Sundance award-winner This Is Martin Bonner.
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CommentThe German-Texas connection
Bastian Gunther, the writer-director of Houston, talks about the film’s journey to screen.
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CommentMove over, Dimbleby
BAFTA hosted a Question Time-style event which drew dozens of interesting queries.
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