by Antonio Pasolini | Jul 27, 2006 | Film and DVD Review
A metropolitan, please: 16 years on, Whit Stillman’s debut film has lost none of its charm
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by Steven Yates | Jul 27, 2006 | Film and DVD Review
Steven Yates is moved by award-winning documentary, A Lion in the House
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by Antonio Pasolini | Jul 19, 2006 | Film and DVD Review
DVD releases: Naomi Watts struggles in Los Angeles while the original cut of Murnau’s Faust is available for the first time
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by Antonio Pasolini | Jul 19, 2006 | Film and DVD Review
Death in Bucharest: The Death of Mr Lazarescu shows there’s life in Romanian cinema
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by Kamera Contributors | Jul 15, 2006 | News
(15/07/06) The festival invites remixers everywhere to “creatively reinterpret two songs written by Lennon/Ono and the Stones in the early 1970s about black activist Angela Davis through a video, re-mix, cut-up, cover version, net art, anything goes.” There are no... »
by Kamera Contributors | Jul 15, 2006 | News
(15/07/06) Columbia College Chicago is teaming with MobiTV’s Nano, America’s first short film channel to launch the Third Screen Film Festival (TSFF). Submissions are now being accepted for original short films made for wireless delivery. The festival... »
by Kamera Contributors | Jul 15, 2006 | News
(15/07/06) BritDoc has announced the line-up of films that will be shown during the festival that takes place between 26 and 28 of July at Keble College in Oxford. The programme will show 20 films, including The War Tapes, a portrait of the Iraq war as filmed by... »
by Kamera Contributors | Jul 15, 2006 | News
(15/07/06) London-based online magazine The First Post has extended to 29 August the deadline for applicants to submit their viral films on the theme ‘The First Post’. It can be a film or an animation but no longer than 60 seconds. Entries already received... »
by Antonio Pasolini | Jul 13, 2006 | Film and DVD Review
Genetically modified: Oskar Roehler’s adaptation of Michel’s Houllebecq’s book Atomised succeeds in capturing some of the book’s main ideas
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by Kamera Contributors | Jul 7, 2006 | News
(07/07/06) FourDocs, the UK broadband documentary channel, has teamed up with Channel 4 to find the best short documentaries that have been submitted to the site this year. A team of experts from Channel 4, FourDocs and the documentary world will select two winners... »
by Antonio Pasolini | Jul 6, 2006 | Film and DVD Review
I shot the Beastie Boys: Concert documentary shot by members of the audience proves the Beastie Boys retain their crown as the coolest band in the world
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by Newsdesk | Jul 4, 2006 | News
18/01/05 The GreenFilm Festival for World Environment Day 2006 (5th June) is inviting applications. There will be a selection of films from the UK and across the globe showcasing the work independent filmmakers are doing to highlight the environmental issues that... »
by Newsdesk | Jul 4, 2006 | News
11/01/06 Propeller TV, the new national channel for film and television talent, which will launch on SKY Channel 289 on 6 February 2006, is inviting submissions. The channel promises it will “showcase new talent to a potential audience of hundreds of millions of... »
by Newsdesk | Jul 4, 2006 | News
11/01/06 The programme has kicked off with a season of films from Masumura Yasuzo while February arrives with a season of Psychotronic Cinema, recently shown at London’s ICA. Also on the bill is the Renault French Film Festival On Tour and animate! on tour, a... »
by Newsdesk | Jul 4, 2006 | News
11/01/06 The Goethe-Institut Cinema is going digital. The venue has acquired a digital server that will enble it to add a new range of films to the Goethe-Institut’s film programme and draw on the pool of films selected by CinemaNet Europe and its German... »
by Newsdesk | Jul 4, 2006 | News
11/01/06 A new short film showcase was launched in Edinburgh last Monday at Edinburgh Film House. The organisers promise an “ecclectic mix of shorts” and invite submissions in a range of formats, including documentaries, music videos and animation. More... »
by Newsdesk | Jul 4, 2006 | News
11/01/06 The teen hustler who became a cult literary sensation has been unmasked as an elaborate hoax by San Francisco couple Laura Albert (almost confirmed to be the real writer behind the hoax) and George Knoop. Since his rise to fame with his autobiographical novel... »
by Newsdesk | Jul 4, 2006 | News
The UK Jewish Film Festival, inaugurated in 1997 in Brighton, has just gone on tour until March 2006. In addition to screenings, the festival includes talks from visiting directors and other speakers, Holocaust education and filmmaking. Festival site »
by Newsdesk | Jul 4, 2006 | News
Taking place in Paris between 22 and 25 March, the European Independent Film Festival (also known as ECU Film Festival) is a four-day competitive event of indepedent filmmaking. The objetive of the festival is “to level the playing field in the European film... »
by Newsdesk | Jul 4, 2006 | News
Were it not enough to be almost an emblem of New York, Woody Allen has set his bespectacled eyes on London as well. In the run-up to the January release of his London-set film Match Point, starring Scarlett Johansson alongside Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Film London and... »
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