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Features Interviews

Interview with Umut Dağ

August 16, 2013August 19, 2013 John Parrot A Separation, Kuma, The Hunt, Umut Dag, Un prophète

One of the softest spoken, but most affecting films to be released this week must be Kuma. We caught up

Awards Film News

The Oscars 2012 – the results

February 27, 2012March 6, 2012 Chris Tosan 2012 academy award, 2012 academy awards, 2012 oscar, 2012 oscars, A Separation, Academy Award, academy award 2012, Academy Awards, alex henning, Alexander Payne, angus wall, beginners, beginners film, beginners movie, ben grossman, Bret McKenzie, bret mckenzie muppets, christopher plummer, dante ferretti, eugene gearty, francesca lo schiavo, Hugo, Iran, Iranian film, j roy helland, Jean Dujardin, jim rash, john midgley, joss williams, kirk baxter, ludovic bource, man or muppet, man or muppet song, mark bridges, mark coulier, Meryl Streep, michel havanavicius, Midnight in Paris, nat faxon, Octavia Spencer, Oscar, oscar 2012, Oscars, Oscars 2012, philip stockton, rango, rob legato, robert richardson, saving face, The Artist, The Descendants, the flying books of mr morris lessmore, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Help, the help film, the help movie, the iron lady, the shore, tom fleischman, undefeated, undefeated documentary, Woody Allen

It’s that time of year again. Expensive dresses, gleaming smiles, and Sacha Baron Cohen spilling ashes all over Ryan Seacrest.

Festivals Film News

62nd Berlin Film Festival: Overview

February 20, 2012January 5, 2014 Leah Harper 62nd Berlin Film Festival, A Royal Affair, A Separation, Alfred Bauer Prize, Angelina Jolie, Anton Corbijn, Arcel and Rasmus Heisterberg, Asghar Farhadi, Barbara, Barbara Sukowa, Bence Fliegauf, Berlinale, Boualem Sansal, Brad Pitt, Cannes Film Festival, Cannes Film Festival 2012, Ceasar Must Die, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Christian Bale, Christian Petzold, François Ozon, Golden Bear, Jake Gyllenhaal, Julius Ceaser, Just The Wind, Kim Nguyen, Lutz Reitemeier, Miguel Gome, Mike Leigh, Mikkel Boe Følsgaard, Paolo and Vittorio Taviani, Rachel Mwanza, Robert Pattinson, Sister, Tabu, Ursula Meier, Wang Quan'an, War Witch, White Deer Plain

The 62nd Berlin Film Festival (Berlinale) drew to a close last weekend, with a few unexpected winners receiving the most

Anti-Valentine’s Day films: divorce, separation and affairs

February 10, 2012February 14, 2012 Cara Le Piet A Separation, Adrian Lyne, Alfie, American Beauty, Andrea Riseborough, Brighton Rock, Danny DeVito, Fatal Attraction, Glenn Close, jenifer aniston, Love Stinks, Michael Caine, Revolutionary Road, The Break-Up, The War of the Roses, Unfaithful, Vince Vaughn

Forget the flowers and save yourself the calories from heart-shaped chocolates, because Valentine’s Day only leaves couples feeling penniless after

Awards Film News

The Golden Globes 2012: the results

January 16, 2012 Chris Tosan A Separation, american horror story, beginners, boss, cecil b. demille award, christopher plummer, claire danes, Downton Abbey, enlightened, episodes, Game of Thrones, George Clooney, Golden Globes, golden globes 2012, homeland, Hugo, Iranian film, Jean Dujardin, jessica lange, Kelsey Grammer, laura dern, ludovic bource, Martin Scorcese, masterpiece song, matt leblanc, Meryl Streep, michelle williams, Midnight in Paris, modern family, Morgan Freeman, My Week With Marilyn, Octavia Spencer, peter dinklage, the adventures of tintin, The Artist, The Descendants, The Help, the iron lady, W.E., Woody Allen

The results are in, and it’s time to share with you the list of honoured films and individuals who contributed

Awards Film News

The Moët British Independent Film Awards (BIFAs)

December 5, 2011January 19, 2012 El Harris 0507, 14th Moët British Independent Film Awards, A Separation, A Thousand Kisses Deep, Acts of Godfrey, Albatross, Animal Kingdom, Best British Independent Film, bifas, Black Pond, Bridemaids, Chalk, Chris O'Dowd, Coriolanus, Drive, Hell and Back Again, Hollow, Jane Eyre, Kenneth Branagh, Kill List, Leaving Baghdad, Life in a Day, Lionel Shriver, Love at First Sight, Michael Fassbender, Michael Smiley, Olivia Coleman, Paddy Considine, Pina, Project Nim, Ralph Fiennes, Richard Ayoade, Rite, Rough Skin, Senna, Shame, Slumdog Millionaire, Submarine, The Awakening, The Constant Gardener, The Douglas Hickox Award, The Guard, The King's Speech, The Skin I Live In, This Is England, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Tom Cullen, TT3D: Closer to the Edge, Tyrannosaur, vanessa redgrave, We Need to Talk About Kevin, Weekend, Wild Bill, You Instead

Last night, Old Billingsgate hosted the 14th Moët British Independent Film Awards, hosted by Bridemaids‘ star, Chris O’Dowd.

Film Reviews World cinema

A Separation – Review

June 29, 2011November 25, 2013 John Parrot A Separation, A Separation (film), A Separation (movie), Alfred Hitchcock, Ali Asghar Shahbazi, Asghar Farhadi, Hitchcock, Leila Hatami, Nader and Simin, Nader and Simin A Separation, Oscars, Peyman Moadi, Sareh Bayat

Iranian cinema is critically acclaimed across the world, and A Separation is the latest movie from that country to get

Awards Film News

The 61st Berlin International Film Festival so far…

February 16, 2011 Fiona Aystran 61st Berlin International Film Festival, A Separation, Aamir Khan, Asghar Farhadi, Berlin film festival, Brian cox, Coen Brothers, Coriolanus, Coriolanus 2011, Coriolanus film, Coriolanus movie, Geoffrey MacNab, Gerard Butler, German film festival, Golden Bear, Golden Bear award, Guy Maddin, he Independent, Iran, iranian director, Iranian film, iranian movie, Isabella Rossellini, Jafar Panahi, Jan Chapman, Jodaeiye Nader az Simin, John Logan, Nader and Simin, Nina Hoss, Ralph Fiennes, Sandy Powell, Shakespeare, The Independent, True Grit, vanessa redgrave

Last Thursday the 61st Berlin International Film Festival opened with a screening of the Coen Brothers True Grit and although