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"As the dignity of #Hayakawa’s characters makes its way to the spectators’ hearts, the film makes for a raw, impactful and lasting cinematic experience. #Plan75 premiered at #CannesFilmFestival#UnCertainRegard last year". Now available in UK cinemas. https://t.co/F1pbFJt3UX
"A brilliant, engrossing, claustrophobic, closed form documentary fashioned from the souls of South African women battling to improve the lives of pregnant women and their babies in the Alexandra Township of Johannesburg" A must-see #1001Days https://t.co/gOpFxX74L0
"A genuine anarchic comedy which stays with spectators long after they exit the cinema room, for all the good reasons. It proves the versatility and skill of Östlund, as a promising filmmaker" Get caught in it while you can! #TriangleOfSadness https://t.co/hghp2tP7z7
"It is clear that its commercial sensibility seats it outside Ray's more cerebral and academic works, but viewing the film it is equally clear that far from thrown together, there is a flamboyant filmmaker's craft behind this 1962 narrative #film" https://t.co/PxX4vV7XyZ. #BFI
"Anyone can be #AHero, until proven otherwise in #AsgharFarhadi’s compelling cinematic work. An open & intriguing study of the interplay between trust & a slow drip of doubt undoing the entire canonisation of a hero." #LFF https://t.co/TQlY0m7ZUx
@GenesisCinema#BlackHistoryMonth2021 film season FREE tickets for #TowerHamlets residents 10 – 13 Oct for 'London Throughout the Decades' showcasing London set films by black filmmakers.
https://t.co/AAOslX11Ob
Free tix in person only no advance. Supported by @TowerHamletsNow
"A real gem of a film, #LauraSamani's debut defies genres and easy categorisations, to create its own unique style and atmosphere. It should not be missed". #BFILondonFilmFestival#LFF https://t.co/OpchKhOYvZ
Remembering the late great Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts, here listening to the playback of “Wild Horses” after the Stones recorded it at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in late 1969 from the restored version of GIMME SHELTER, shot by Albert Maysles.
Rather than a simplistic blood-soaked love note to the #80s, #Censor offers a fascinatingly disturbing plot and mesmerising aesthetics of nostalgia for the #cinematic analogue. https://t.co/hUDeEchiP1
William Davidson, a Black British activist involved in the Cato Street Conspiracy 200 years ago in London, will have his story explored in THE FIELD, a new play by Mark Norfolk and directed by Jeffery Kissoon, brought to you by Online Theatre @Muse_Gallery 7pm, 1st August, 2020
70 films from our Official Selection are still available to view over on Sheffield Doc/Fest Selects - but only until 23:59 BST on FRIDAY!
Catch these stories from all over the world while you can.
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"In-between home videos, close-ups of Ben the rabbit, and long shots of Jim’s slow disappearance into the saturated backgrounds of restaurants, surfaces the beautiful performance by #DavidThewlis as one of the most compelling elements in the film". https://t.co/8TZfAADlJm