Film Studies at Townley Grammar

Film Studies at @TownleyGrammar. An extra-curricular account for our Film Studies students.

[Film Studies at Townley Grammar @TownleyFilm]

Casablanca is on at the Prince Charles Cinema! https://t.co/lFRxARQHBP

[IndieWire @IndieWire]

International Gay Cinema: 25 LGBTQ Movies to See from Around the World https://t.co/N2pqzCf79E

[ScreenSkills @UKScreenSkills]

What’s it like to work on set? Learn about the various departments and their jobs in our #digicities session so you can be ready for your first time on set. Featuring media expert Caroline Officer and experienced #FirstAD Alex Withers. Book now: https://t.co/JHCBy9fi3e

[Film4 @Film4]

A #ValentinesDay premiere! A secretly gay high-school student falls for an anonymous classmate via email in tonight’s romcom/coming-of-age heart-warmer.

Starring Nick Robinson and a cast of brilliant new stars - Love, Simon is at 9pm, and on All 4 later tonight. ❤️

[John Barker | ATRM @JohnBarkerATRM]

Federico Fellini's 8 1/2 was released this day in 1963. It was a big influence on Tarantino, as you can see below...

[Film4 @Film4]

Happy Valentine’s Day! Our Valentine’s gift to you? Back-to-back films with a romantic spirit all day from 3pm. Can you feel the love? 💝 #ValentinesDay⁣

[Little White Lies @LWLies]

Chungking Express was Wong Kar-wai’s international breakthrough, but it wasn’t a one-way crossover event

Here Cocteau Twins and The Cranberries reflect on the film’s musical legacy https://t.co/9ykOjzIFfH

[Ali Plumb @AliPlumb]

Happy Valentine's weekend! ❤️💌🍿🎬

(Valentine's weekend is totally a thing this year right? If not, it is now)

#FeltTipPenReviews #ScreenTime #ThisIsNotAnExhaustiveList

[Scroobius Pip @Scroobiuspipyo]

People are quite rightfully RAVING about Its a Sin recently.
If you enjoyed it but didn’t catch 120 BPM a few years back it’s well worth a watch.
Wonderful portrayal of the same era in France.
Beautiful, powerful and heartbreaking storytelling.

[Time Out Film @TimeOutFilm]

‘Nomadland’ wins Film of the Year @londoncritics awards.
‘Saint Maud’ is British/Irish film of the year, Steve McQueen wins Best Director for ‘Small Axe’ and Bukky Bakray wins Best Young Actress for ’Rocks‘. Congrats all!

https://t.co/XjCmRRp5Gz

[World Cinema @WorldCinemania]

'Do the Right Thing' (1989)

Directed by Spike Lee

[Little White Lies @LWLies]

A personal essay by @whiskywicz on how cancer is portrayed on screen https://t.co/gRYR2wTn9t

[No Film School @nofilmschool]

Here's a film rec for you! 'Daughters of the Dust,' directed by Julie Dash (1991). Set in 1902, it tells the story of three generations of Gullah Geechee women who migrate from the American South to the North. This is a wondrous story with some magical realism. Check it out!

[John Barker | ATRM @JohnBarkerATRM]

A compilation of the best shots of CHRISTOPHER NOLAN.

[No Film School @nofilmschool]

Brush up on camera moves. https://t.co/qX1AWSjwVP

[No Film School @nofilmschool]

Learn some lessons from the 'Do The Right Thing' screenplay. https://t.co/o04s9va2vM

[No Film School @nofilmschool]

Film vs. digital! Two of the greats offer opinions. https://t.co/djf4ObrxN3

[Samuel J. May @sjmay92]

Great shots in cinema ~ A megathread:

[John Barker | ATRM @JohnBarkerATRM]

One of Martin Scorsese's most acclaimed shots - the dolly zoom in RAGING BULL.

[Empire @empiremagazine]

Pixar turns 35 today – so here's our ranking of every #Pixar film, from Toy Story to Soul: https://t.co/PcFccORl1i