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Check out this blog post on the Dardenne brothers' film, Two Days, One Night (2014), based on a 'Screen Talk' delivered at the Picturehouse in Exeter, published on the University of Exeter website. The post, written by Dr. Jamie Steele, provides an introduction to the film. Learn more about the themes explored in the movie and gain a deeper understanding of this thought-provoking film! Follow the link to read the post: https://lnkd.in/eHAGQuew

My dear friend Darren K Hawkins, the Director, and producer and co-writer of “Kennedy” speaks to Cinema Australia about our upcoming film. If you’d like to learn more about this incredible feature film, click the link below. #kennedythefilm

I'm very proud to be part of this feature length documentary. Mark continues to raise awareness about an issue that urgently needs addressing. If we continue to ignore the lack of working class voices in the screen industries, we are on the brink of UK media being created solely by the rich and well connected (or are we already there?). We need a level playing field now. #workingclass #tvandfilmindustry #discrimination https://lnkd.in/dtmheTUV

https://lnkd.in/gH7PZhmk "It is my belief that The Prestige is Christopher Nolan’s best film, and here is why. The convoluted sequencing of the narrative jumping around in time and everything actually works, for perhaps the only time in his post-Memento filmography, to complement the plot and enhance it. Nolan, and his fiendishly idiotic brother, drive me crazy by insisting that every film they make must also be a study in nonlinear storytelling. Rarely is this actually justified by the story they are telling. In fact, it usually just smacks of gimmickry. Why did Dunkirk need to have three story-lines interlaced through time like some kind of illusory Joycean fever dream? It didn’t. Why did Season 2 of Westworld need to have that insanely complex structure? It didn’t. But in The Prestige, you can much more easily make the argument that the narrative complexity was necessary for the story they are telling – because it mimics the structure of a magic trick. Michael Caine even describes what we are about to see in the opening monologue, when he explains the anatomy of a magic trick:"

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My review of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is now out on my blog. My New Perspectives series is where I talked about projects I have worked on and if this affected my viewing #beetlejuicebeetlejuice #blog #blogging #film #cinema https://lnkd.in/eBJsXkHZ

Please follow the link and read my article based on the short film Fading Echoes, directed by Toyosi Ige https://lnkd.in/ej_VVmJG

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#WeSaw 🍿 is a new cinematic series from Ludens Creative where we explore and breakdown seriously good cinema 🎥 First up, Poor Things! With a whole host of nominations and wins under their belt, it’s set to be the must-see of the season. Five words that come to our mind about the film: 1️⃣ Womanhood 2️⃣ Grotesque 3️⃣ Barbie 4️⃣ Surreal 5️⃣ Feminism Load up on creative juice and get stuck into the cinematic universe of #YorgosLanthimos Keep swiping for our film breakdown ➡️ and let us know the 5 words you would use to describe the film, #PoorThings #poorthingsfilm #emmastone #searchlightpictures #cinema #filmreview

"SITTER" is the Featured Short on Film Shortage 🤝 If you haven't given it a watch yet, it would mean a lot if you checked it out below (it's an ideal 10 minute coffee break length) 🐈⬛ #brotherfilm #shortfilm #filmmaking #narrative #drama #film #production