Interview with Paddy Considine
Congratulations to Paddy Considine, whose directorial debut TYRANNOSAUR has recently won awards at Sundance as well as the Moët British Independent Film Awards. Ferry Hunt spoke to Paddy earlier this year.
Blood In The Mobile
BLOOD IN THE MOBILE is currently screening at Cambridge Arts Picturehouse. Loreta Gandolfi takes a look at the documentary which journeys into the underworld of Congo’s minerals trading.
Project Trident: November
The Cambridge Film Festival’s in-house film collective PROJECT TRIDENT have released a new film to promote Movember.
The Yellow Sea
Claire Henry reviewed YELLOW SEA, an “ambitious but very well executed bloodbath”, which was screened at CFF2011 and more recently at the London Korean Film Festival.
Cute Robots
Jen Williams compares the Pixar hero WALL-E to his predecessors Huey, Dewie and Louie.
Sound It Out and Analogue Kingdom
The SOUND IT OUT Documentary tour has started. The first Picturehouse Cinemas screening is this coming Tuesday in York. Follow the film’s Facebook page to keep up to date with tour details.
Page One: Inside The New York Times
Jim Ross takes a look at Andrew Rossi’s journalism documentary PAGE ONE, following the employees of The New York Times.
Burnout (Abgebrannt)
Loreta Gandolfi reviews Verena Freytag’s emotionally charged portrayal of unconditional love and coming of age.
Bullhead (Rundskop)
Ed Frost reviews Michaël R. Roskam’s unconventional thriller, which focuses on the shady dealings of the Belgium cattle hormone mafia.
Britain Through A Lens
Daniel Harling reviews this documentary which charts the growth of the pioneering British Documentary Movement, examining their motivation, funding and eventual demise.
