At the end of 1964, celebrated guitar maestro Eric Clapton left the Yardbirds, a band still searching for their first hit. His replacement was a player of very different capabilities – a technical and sonic… Jeff Beck “A Man For All Seasons” Doc Examines The ’60s
By Josh Horwood. Directed by Greg Barker, 93 mins, Limited release from Friday 14th December. This engaging documentary charts individual accounts from the Arab Spring of 2011. It picks up three separate stories: a father… Review – We Are The Giant (15)
What’s in a name? There’s more to the title of the next James Bond film than meets the eye, according to a film historian at the University of Leicester. Writing in The Conversation, Professor of Film… The Bond Film Name Is Steeped In History
By Daryl Bär Taking a more channeled approach to this classroom documentary Julie Bertuccelli paints an intricately detailed picture of the lives and personal development of several international students getting to grips with a foreign… Review: School Of Babel
The Moët British Independent Film Awards are proud to announce the following winners for 2014 BEST BRITISH INDEPENDENT FILM – Pride BEST DIRECTOR – Yann Demange – ’71 THE DOUGLAS HICKOX AWARD [BEST DEBUT DIRECTOR] – Iain Forsyth, Jane Pollard – 20,000 Days on Earth BEST SCREENPLAY – Jon Ronson, Peter Straughan – Frank BEST ACTRESS – Gugu Mbatha-Raw – Belle BEST ACTOR – Brendan Gleeson – Calvary BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS – Imelda Staunton – Pride BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR – Andrew Scott – Pride MOST PROMISING NEWCOMER – Sameena Jabeen Ahmed – Catch Me Daddy BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN PRODUCTION – The Goob BEST TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENT – Stephen Rennicks – Music – Frank BEST DOCUMENTARY – Next Goal Wins BEST BRITISH SHORT – The Kármán Line BEST INTERNATIONAL INDEPENDENT FILM – Boyhood THE RAINDANCE AWARD – Luna THE RICHARD HARRIS AWARD (for outstanding contribution by an actor to British Film) – Emma Thompson… The Moët British Independent Film Awards Winners