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CommentSpirit of independence
Cloud Atlas is a $100m epic spanning centuries and continents; and no matter your review of the final film, you have to admire the project’s ambitions.
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Comment“3D revolution has not happened yet”
The challenges of working in 3D and the future of the format have been put under the spotlight at Belgium’s 3D Film Mart.
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CommentAng Lee: possessed by film
The BAFTA and Oscar-winning director looked back at his career at Sunday’s BAFTA A Life in Pictures event.
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CommentFuture Cinema: "There’s a certain momentum now"
Future Cinema founder Fabien Riggall talks to Screen about the developments Future Cinema has made over 2012, including their recent Secret Cinema production of The Shawshank Redemption which attracted over 13,500 people.
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CommentWhy Sightseers is the British film of the year
Ben Wheatley’s dark comedy isn’t just a brilliant viewing experience, it’s also an example of the British indie film world working well together.
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CommentRoman Coppola debuts Four Stories
Roman Coppola and The Directors Bureau premiered the short film series Four Stories at the Prince Charles Theatre in London’s Leicester Square alongside a host of young international film talent.
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CommentNew Zealand and back again
Air New Zealand launches Hobbit-inspired aircraft to take Peter Jackson and his cast to The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey’s premiere in New Zealand.
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CommentBringing Alan Moore's visions to life
Director Mitch Jenkins talks to Screen about his debut film project, a collaboration with graphic novelist Alan Moore.
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CommentDavid Lynch hints at new film
Surrealist director David Lynch looks set to embark on his first film since Inland Empire in 2006.
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CommentA shared Blind Date experience
This week saw S4London hold its second monthly short film night in Bethnal Green, East London.
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CommentR. Kelly's hip-hopera comes out of the Closet
Trapped in the Closet [pictured] to get a sing-along tour in the US.
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CommentBeyond us-vs-them
Distribution and exhibition have to find a way to work together and even compromise on new models.
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CommentLas Palmas receives online release
Swedish director Johannes Nyholm releases his short [pictured] online, together with making of documentary.
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CommentDe Niro: still a contender
Hollywood veteran Robert De Niro told audiences at the Doha Tribeca Film Festival that he has no plans of retiring from film-making.“I don’t see myself stopping really at this point,” he said.De Niro identified Raging Bull and The Deer Hunter as two of the most challenging films of his long ...
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CommentAngelina Jolie celebrates The Impossible
Angelina Jolie came out in strong support of her old pal Ewan McGregor by hosting a London screening Sunday night of JA Bayona’s tsunami drama The Impossible.
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CommentThe Twitter life of 'Michael Haneke'
Auteur theory goes viral…with an emphasis on cats and fart jokes.
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CommentDoha Tribeca Film Festival opens in style
The fourth annual Doha Tribeca Film Festival opened with style and glamour at the weekend with a gala screening of Mira Nair’s film The Reluctant Fundamentalist, co-funded by the Doha Film Institute, and a lavish party at the Souq Waquif, one of the city’s leading cultural spots.
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CommentWalking in a Magical Funland
Paramount mark the release of Rise of the Guardians with a film-themed attraction in Leicester Square.