Drama Tag Archive

Film Festival, Live Action

LIFF2010: Never Let Me Go

An adaptation of an acclaimed and beloved novel by Kazuo Ishiguro, Never Let Me Go paints a conceptually alternative world with a very familiar visual

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Live Action

Diente por Ojo

If you’ve spent anytime studying or reading about film chances are you’ve come across someone describing it as a ‘visual medium’. The

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Live Action

Life Just Is: Taking the Plunge

Some Thoughts by a First Time Feature Film Director Like pretty much all filmmakers, I’ve always wanted to make a feature. Other, shorter, forms of the

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Animation, Art & Fashion

Copy Shop

It wasn’t until coming across Georg Csarmann’s post during my regular Short of the Week catch up session that I realised one of the greatest shorts

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Film Festival, Live Action

LIFF2010: Son of Babylon

Set only a few weeks into the wake of the fall of Saddam Hussein’s regime, Son of Babylon, winner of the Amnesty Film Award and Peace Prize at the 60th

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Live Action

A Life on Facebook

A well told story from Maxime Luère of a man’s life as seen through the lens of Facebook. via Mini Cooper If that got you going, take a look at our own

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Live Action

Life Just Is: Photo Diary

As we may have mentioned before, DN friend Alex Barrett recently got the cameras rolling on his debut feature Life Just Is. Alex will be giving us the

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Animation, Podcasts

DN185: Gravity Was Everywhere Back Then – Brent Green

From the very beginning DN has been all about the work that we personally love and adore, so if I tell you this will be filmmaker, artist and creative genius

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Live Action

The Maid DVD

I can’t remember the last time I saw a character as fully-formed and original as the tile character in The Maid, a warm, funny and touching drama from Chile.

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Film Festival, Live Action

LFF2010: 127 Hours

Danny Boyle’s latest film 127 hours is based on the true story of Aron Ralston, an American canyoneer who was trapped by a boulder in John Blue Canyon,

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Asides, Live Action

High as a Kai

It’s truly heart-warming to see someone using the medium of film for a good cause and I know entertaining people is a good cause, but I mean a REALLY

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Film Festival, Live Action

LFF2010: Dear Doctor

Dear Doctor for me, was one of the surprise favourite films of the festival. Almost missing it, I was advised by a friend to fit it in and I’m glad I did.

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