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Filmstock 9: Choke

I can’t believe it’s been 12 months already since one of my favourite times of the year! Never was a massive fan of Halloween, fireworks are always a

Live Action

Hungry for More

This isn’t your standard retelling of a historic event, this is something much, much more. Rob takes a look at Steve McQueen's audacious debut 'Shame'.

Live Action

SotW: Tarantino's Mind

There’s been a bit of a break, but Short of the Week is flying high once again which means I get to rave about shorts through the power of type. My

Live Action

Eden Lake – James Watkins

I’ve literally stepped out of the Eden Lake screening 10 minutes ago and instead of a relaxing train ride back to Brighton with my TV choice de jour, the

Live Action

Ashes of Time Redux – Wong Kar Wai

I’m a big fan of Wong Kar Wai’s work in general so normally come to any of his films with a strong bias towards liking them, which is to say that

Art & Fashion, Live Action

SotW: The Autobiography of Tom Stern, Chapter Six: The New Science

I got to flex my writing muscles again over at Short of the Week for Tom Stern’s experimental The Autobiography of Tom Stern, Chapter Six: The New

Article

Miss D 2007 Top Ten

I’m sorry about the lateness of this list but if the truth be told I hate writing my top ten. I don’t mind weeding out the films I didn’t

Article

MarBelle 2007 Top Ten

Why do I feel the unhealthy, compulsion to spend days obsessing over what 10 out of the 123 films I watched this year (told you I was obsessive!) were my

Article

El Vez 2007 Top Ten

If you’re one of our more regular visitors to the site and have been checking us out since the early days, then you’ll know our love for lists.

Film Festival, News

Filmstock #8

As a Lutonian and a devoted film fanatic, I rarely get excited about the choice of films I get to view in my hometown. However, once a year I get 11 days to

Live Action

The Ten Steps – Brendan Muldowney

Making counting to ten one of the creepiest things ever shown on screen, Brendan Muldowney’s The 10 Steps will have you going to bed with the lights on

Documentary

Overnight

When it comes to the types of films I tend to watch, I can sometimes be a little slack in watching a wide spectrum of genres and styles and often I need a

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