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20 May 2013
Flying Paper (2013)
by Tilly LunkenFlying Paper (2013) Nitin Sawhney and Roger Hill is the sort of film that captures your heart as much as your politics. Continue Reading »
In the programs for film festivals there are always a few films that on the surface appear a little out of place. Blood on the Condor directed by Jorge Sanjines is a 1969 film set in Bolivia and yet, it deeply resonates through our contemporary life and understanding of the occupied Palestinian State. Continue Reading »
13 May 2013
Nuevos Talentos - London Argentine Film Fest 2013
by Ray KeeneYeguas y cotorras, Dir: Natalia Garagiola, Argentina, 2012, 28 min.
The stand out of the afternoon. Beautifully shot and deftly constructed. Delfina and her two friends go to her family’s manor house to spend one day together before her wedding (…) Continue Reading »
13 May 2013
Shorts Programme - London Palestine Film Fest 2013
by Alexandra OlleyThe Palestinian Film Festival landed in London last weekend. Never having attended before, I began with Shorts Programme 1, hoping to view a varied range in one sitting. I wasn’t disappointed. This compilation of shorts delivered a high (…) Continue Reading »
11 April 2013
British presence at Clermont
by Clotilde CouturierTo do credit to British presence at 2013 Clermont-Ferrand Film Festival, I am delighted with interviewing Ashley Briggs, “The search for inspiration gone” ’s director. Continue Reading »
La liste de mes préférences courts-métrées au sein du Festival de Clermont-Ferrand 2013. Lire la suite »
The Pan-Asian Film festival kicked off last night with a unique, UK premiere of Ya-Che Yang’s GF* BF (reviewed here) followed by a Live Q & A with the director.
Click here to find out what’s showing at the festival.
Transcript of the live Q&A with Director Ya-Che Yang:
Q: How did you get such intimate performances from the three actors?
I’ve known them since I was 17 years (…) Continue Reading »
Review of Taiwanese film GF* BF. Continue Reading »
La Cérémonie de clôture du Festival International du Court-Métrage de Clermont-Ferrand 2013 comme si vous y étiez. Lire la suite »
25 February 2013
London Premiere of Hi-So by Aditya Assarat
by Abla KandalaftHi-So by Aditya Assarat opens in London with UK premiere at Curzon Renoir, released by Day for Night.
The second film from award-winning Bangkok based Thai-American director Aditya Assarat (Wonderful Town) HI-SO had its world premiere at Busan (…) Continue Reading »