“First released in 2013, this film takes the audience on a fascinating journey through the exhibition, exploring the stories behind some of the key objects that document Bowie’s artistic career.” On 14th July cinemas around the UK will be hosting a one night only screening of David Bowie Is, a 2013
As far as the multi-layered “mind-bender” genre goes, writer/director Jake Burgess’ debut SATURN'S RINGS is a perfect case for study. Situated on the spectrum in the exact center—let’s set on one end Christopher Smith’s masterpiece TRIANGLE, with its perfectly calibrated, more-added-on-each-rewatch, exceptionalness and at the other end set Ota Richter’s
Director: Chris Lewort, Producer: Keira Freeman, Art Director: Leah Heming “The Art Bastard Show is a groundbreaking documentary. It follows the quest to unite Bristol’s highest profile artists, brought together for the city’s most ambitious exhibition to date.” We need to talk about Banksy. Well no, we don’t, but it’s hard not
As young lovers find themselves on the wrong end of a poltical coup in Chile, Colonia follows their tale as Daniel (Daniel Bruhl) is tortured for his participation in revolutionary events, to rescue him, the fiesty and determined Lena (Emma Watson) must embed herself into the religious cult assisting in
“What am I looking for, what am I looking for? Please tell me, talk to me”. Paul Thomas Anderson’s fourth feature film after Hard Eight, Boogie Nights & Magnolia is either a drama or an unsentimental romantic comedy, depending on what you’re sensitive to. Featuring Adam Sandler as the seemingly affable Barry, a smart, straight-talking vulnerable man, dealing
