Drama Tag Archive

Film Festival, Live Action

LFF2010: Never Let Me Go

Opening this year’s London Film Festival is Never Let Me Go, a the screen adaption of Kazuo Ishiguro’s internationally acclaimed novel of the same

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Live Action

Shane Meadows, Saviour of British TV

Call it fate, call it sods law, call it bad luck, call it whatever you like, but sometimes the decisions we make can be all about timing. Having lived with a

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News

TUB: Special Edition DVD

The TUB Special Edition DVD will be here just in time for Halloween and my do the extras look tip top. https://youtu.be/ZnFlx6i6NoA

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Live Action

Winter's Bone

Early on in Winter’s Bone, the heroine Ree is asked by one of her two younger siblings for whom she’s responsible whether she’s going to beg their

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Live Action

Thrush

Gabriel Bisset-Smith takes us through the ups and downs of a relationship in four minutes…oh and it’s all with stills.

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Live Action, Podcasts

DN182: 15 Before the 3rd – Jamie Winterstern

Two characters, in conflict, in a room is a tried and true formula of low budget filmmaking but in his short 15 Before the 3rd, Jamie Winterstern subverts that

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Live Action

Dogtooth DVD

By the time I had an opportunity to see Yorgos Lanthimos’ second feature Dogtooth, it was already riding a wave of critical adoration, having played to

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Live Action

Waiting for the End of the World

Deprived of human contact, and with only an overactive imagination to keep him company, Petr sets about his monotonous night shift at his local supermarket.

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Live Action

The Seventh Continent

Over 20 years old now, The Seventh Continent may look grainy and aged, but it still manages to feel fresh and inventive when watched today.

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Live Action, Podcasts

DN179: Apricot – Ben Briand

Director Ben Briand joins us with his enchanting look at the universal theme of first love, 'Apricot' and discusses the importance of memory in his films.

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Asides, Live Action

This Place I Hurt To Be

A couple at odds tries to find some hope in one another out in the desert in director Ayz Waraich's short film 'This Place I Hurt To Be'.

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Animation

Buildings & Vampires

Almost as beautiful as the feature it pays tribute to, Buildings & Vampires is a petit tribute from a group of friends to the film Were the wild things

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