Sundance : Day Six
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Amber Wilkinson
The Sundance slimming plan (patent pending..), and interviewing Paul Laverty and Clive Gordon on their new film Cargo.
Sundance 2006 : Day Five
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Amber Wilkinson
Mascara worries do not faze Amber on her fifth day of Sundance! Indeed, the best film of the festival thus far awaits... And the search for a Bud may be the toughest challenge, yet.
Sundance : Day Four
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Amber Wilkinson
Amber interviews cast and director of Lucky Number Slevin, enjoys the hospitality of the Sundance Institute, as well as snagging her first goody-bag!
Sundance : Day Three
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Amber Wilkinson
Nosebleeds, technological SNAFUs, and soaking up the atmosphere - along to the sentimental tones of Rufus Wainwright. And another three movies!
Sundance : Day Two
by
Amber Wilkinson
Three movies a day never gets old, but late-night wine and DVD screeners soothe Amber's exhausted nerves.
Sundance 2006: Day One
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Amber Wilkinson
Day One: Amber checks out the keynote speech, and gets used to the freezing cold and alcohol-free parties.
Sundance 2006 Preview
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Amber Wilkinson
A strong lineup for this year's Sundance, let EyeForFilm guide us through it..
LFF 2005 Wraps
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Matthew Arnoldi
Clooney brings sizzle to LFF closing party.
Best of the Resfest
by
Amber Wilkinson
Highlights of the touring international festival that's pushing back the boundaries of film-making.
London Calling
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Matthew Arnoldi
Picking through the 49th London Film Festival.
Brody's Method
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Amber Wilkinson
Adrien Brody explains why moving from arthouse film The Jacket, just out on DVD, to Peter Jackson's multi-million King Kong is not such a big leap.
Notes From Venice
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Dazza
Highlights from the Venice Film Festival press conferences for Brokeback Mountain, Casanova, Brothers Grimm, and Elizabethtown.
If Bill Nighy Designed Earth
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John Miller
With the DVD release of The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy, Bill Nighy, who plays planetary architect Startibartfast, muses on how he would modify this planet.
Frightfest Wraps Up
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AntBit
Day 3 and 4: Our reporter emerges satiated from the London Odeon's four-day horror feeding frenzy.
EIFF Closing Gala
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Kotleta
Edinburgh film festival closes with perfectly tacky Eighties party for The Business.
Scoring With Joss
by
Kotleta
Not even Elijah Wood and the boys from Green Street can upstage Reel Life with Joss on day 7 at the EIFF.
Joss Whedon Brings Serenity
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Kotleta
EIFF day 6: all nine cast members of Serenity, and director Joss Whedon, hit Edinburgh for the U.K. premiere.
A Film To Be Joyous About
by
Kotleta
Edinburgh International Film Festival Day 3: Thumbsucker, brain-gorgers, and spliff-tokers.
Cinema's Word Processors
by
Kotleta
Day 2 at the Edinburgh International Film Festival: where writing is concerned, it's all about one thing, says Anthony Minghella.
Peter Mullan Seeing Clearly
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Amber Wilkinson
Peter Mullan still chills out with the swimming practice that he started for On A Clear Day - but the Scottish star has a few heated words on the state of tv and cinema.
Composer Sees Fulfillment of Childhood Dream
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Amber Wilkinson
Jane Antonia Cornish became the first woman to ever win a BAFTA award for music when she scooped the gong for best British new composer for her soundtrack to
Five Children and It. She explains how she found her vocation.
Seu and Steve Zissou
by
Angus Wolfe Murray
Star of the Brazilian pop scene Seu Jorge on his "Life Aquatic" experience
Rambette of the Caves
by
Brian Pendreigh
Shauna Macdonald might seem an unlikely action heroine for Brit horror flick The Descent.
Only Rock N Roll?
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Tartan Films
Seven years in the making, Ondi Timoner’s DiG! is a music documentary that follows the differing fortunes of two bands, The Dandy Warhols and The Brian Jonestown Massacre.
Danny Aims For Millions
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Nick Jones
The latest movie from Danny Boyle, Millions, may sound similar to Shallow Grave in that it revolves around a pile of misplaced dosh, but he says that this is very different from previous work.
Treasure Two's Trail Tales
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John Millar
Nicolas Cage and Diane Kruger share some behind-the-scenes stories from Jerry Bruckheimer's adventure yarn National Treasure, out now on DVD.
Natalie Portman on Garden State
by
John Miller
Natalie Portman talks to John Miller about indie romantic drama Garden State, which was just released on DVD
The Incredibles DVD
by
John Millar
Q&A with the creator of The Incredibles, Brad Bird, and Holly Hunter, who voiced Elastigirl, the supermom
Practically Romantic
by
John Millar
Director Garry Marshall, Julie Andrews and Anne Hathaway on Princess Diaries 2, out on DVD
Unmasking the Yes Men
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Matthew Arnoldi
Performance activists The Yes Men say they are raising the stakes because people will believe virtually anything.
The Voice of Bambi
by
Angus Wolfe Murray
Vietnam vet explains how he became the voice of the classic Disney character.
Hero's Martial Art
by
John Millar
Director Zhang Yimou, cinematographer Christopher Doyle, actors Jet Li and Zhang Ziyi talk about the making of Chinese historical epic Hero, out soon on DVD.
Finding Room For Grief
by
Matt Arnoldi
When second-time director Tod Williams asked John Irving if he could adapt his novel, to his surprise the author agreed.
Going Underground
by
Matt Arnoldi
Director Christopher Smith and Bourne Supremacy star Franka Potente on making subterranean horror Creep down the London tube.
