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CommentAn Oscars What If?
If the Oscars move into January in 2013, the Academy will set in motion a sea change in the production cycle and distribution of prestige titles.
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CommentBanana-gate
Fredrik Gertten was sued by Dole for his documentary Bananas!*. Now he’s back with a thriller-like documentary that reveals what happened after the lawsuit.
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CommentBehind the red lights
Meet the Fokkens introduces the remarkable twin sisters who worked as Amsterdam prostitutes for 40 years.
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CommentTodd Solondz talks film school...and Charlie's Angels
Solondz talked about his career as he was being honoured at the American Film Festival in Wroclaw, Poland.
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CommentJury Service
Bristol Encounters not only provides an increasingly important platform for short films, it also puts on a great party.
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CommentAmerican invasion
The strange sensation of being inundated with American indies in the heart of Europe.
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CommentMission Accomplished
Screen went down to London’s BFI IMAX to check out some early footage of Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol
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CommentEnding all Expectations
Dickens purists should look away now - David Nicholls has revealed that he has written an alternative ending for his forthcoming adaptation of Great Expectations.
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CommentUIP: The comeback?
The dramatic reorganization of Paramount Pictures International, which will see 80 people lose their jobs in the UK, raises big questions for all the studios’ international businesses.
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CommentWriter's block
Attending the premiere of your first feature is almost as terrifying as skiing off a cliff, according to screenplay writer Chris Grezo, who co-wrote the script for new British comedy How To Stop Being A Loser starring Richard E Grant.
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CommentThe Tate Modern of cinemas?
The attic bar of the new Hackney Picturehouse was packed to the rafters last night for the cinema’s opening party.
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CommentA thrilling talent to watch
Iceland-born, London-based filmmaker Borkur Sigthorsson brings his accomplished thriller Come To Harm to Encounters.
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CommentIn the mix for Best Picture
A loose consensus is forming around a core of titles in the Best Picture race.
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CommentMeryl's wardrobe malfunction and more fun in honour of Vanessa Redgrave
Who would have thought the AMPAS tribute to Vanessa Redgrave in London last night would turn a little saucy?
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CommentSailing to Success
Beautifully shot and with a star performance from John Hurt, Elfar Adalsteins’ short film Sailcloth could be sailing its way to the Oscars.
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CommentShort but sweet
The Virgin Media Shorts Awards ceremony at the BFI was a star studded affair.
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CommentIs Downtown LA the wrong move for AFM?
The possible move to a new part of Los Angeles in 2013 has met with early resistance, but it could be a great way to freshen up the market.
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CommentChristmas..already?
Arthur Christmas voice stars Bill Nighy and Ashley Jensen were in London last night to turn on the Regent Street Christmas lights.
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CommentDogs on Film
Only at the annual Fido awards would you see a Bond girl sitting next to a Jack Russell.