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CommentPrison love
Director Maïwenn’s Cannes Jury Prize winner Polisse may have missed out on the top prizes at the French Césars last month but consolation came from an expected quarter over the weekend.
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CommentBox Office Games
Media have been gloating over the failure of John Carter to connect to audiences. But it is not a cause for celebration and will lead to even less tentpole risk-taking.
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CommentA first look at the world of Harry Potter
The Warner Bros Studio Tour London — The Making Of Harry Potter started a week of press previews today, in advance of its opening to the public on March 31, and Screen dutifully went along to Leavesden Studios to check it out.
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CommentMoo-vie making
A competition launched by UK magazine Farmer’s Weekly has inspired us to come up with our own agriculturally themed film titles.
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CommentSales Scene Heats Up
New companies with international sales capabilities are pouring into the business, many of them choosing to launch in London. Buyers at Cannes could be spoilt for choice.
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CommentLet's get physics-cal
Film series CERN People explains antimatter in almost understandable terms!
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CommentWelles diggers
Brian Cox has signed on to a performance of Orson Welles’ unmade screenplay Heart of Darkness.
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CommentDeyn delights on stage
It’s always a bit risky when models turn to acting – but I’m happy to report that Agyness Deyn proved to be a delight in her stage debut in The Leisure Society at London’s Trafalgar Studios.
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CommentMadam Butterfly takes flight
A 3D performance of Puccini’s opera is due to hit UK cinemas next week.
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CommentHappy Birthday, Mr. (Cannes) President
Cannes is celebrating its 65th anniversary with a poster featuring the iconic Marlyn Monroe.
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CommentFjord-ing it up
Screen samples some Norwegian delights before a screening of crime thriller Headhunters.
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CommentCrawling to success
Aussie thriller Crawl proves to be the highlight of FrightFest day one at the Glasgow Film Festival.
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CommentLighting up Glasgow
Micro-budget Scottish comedy Electric Man impresses at its UK premiere at Glasgow Film Festival.
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CommentSafe As Houses
The US box office so far this year has seen audiences embrace a string of star-driven thrillers and chick flicks. So why are safe, old-fashioned concepts working so well?
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CommentMay the Fork be with you
MediCinema hosted its first Star Wars Charity Dinner and Quiz, raising a five-figure sum for the film charity.
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CommentKeanu goes digital
Keanu Reeves was in Berlin as the producer and presenter of Side By Side, a well-received documentary about the changes in filmmaking presented by the digital revolution.
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CommentBrockovich in Berlin
Erin Brockovich is on screen again — this time the real deal, not as portrayed by Julia Roberts.