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On the Road Trailer Released

March 14, 2012March 15, 2012 El Harris Allen Ginsberg, Amy Adams, Beat Generation, Big Sur, Billy Crudup, Brad Pitt, Brighton Rock, Carlo Marx, Colin Farrell, Control, Country Strong, Dean Moriarty, Elisabeth Moss, ethan hawke, Francis Ford Coppola, garrett hedlund, Jack Kerouac, je t'aime, Jean-Marc Barr, Joan Vollmer, Josh Lucas, Kirsten Dunst, Kristen Stewart, Marlon Brando, Michael Polish, Neal Cassady, Old Bull Lee, On The Road, Paris, Sal Paradise, Sam Riley, steve buscemi, The Twilight Saga, Tom Sturridge, trailer, tron: legacy, Twilight, Viggo Mortensen, Walter Salles, William S. Burroughs

The much anticipated trailer for Walter Salles’ On the Road has finally been released.

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

Andrea Riseborough joins James McAvoy in Welcome To The Punch

June 21, 2011 El Harris Andrea Riseborough, Ben Pugh, Brighton Rock, Daniel Mays, Eran Creevy, Green Lantern, Green Lantern 2011, Green Lantern trailer, james mcavoy, Made In Dagenham, Madonna, Mark Strong, Resistance, Ridley Scott, Riz Ahmed, Rory Aitken, Scott Free, Shifty, The Devil's Whore, Tony Scott, W.E., Welcome To The Punch, Worldview Entertainment

Andrea Riseborough has been confirmed to star in Welcome To The Punch, alongside James McAvoy.

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Wikileaks film to be written by Rowan Joffe

June 10, 2011 Chris Tosan 28 Weeks Later, best new british feature award, Brighton Rock, edinburgh international film festival, gas attack, imac, julian assange, kathleen kennedy, last resort, macbooks, Rowan Joffé, steve spielberg, US cables leak, wikileaks, wikileaks film, wikileaks movie

Those of you still curious about the whole Wikileaks thing should check this out – Brighton Rock director Rowan Joffe

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Review: Sam Riley and Antonia Riseborough in Brighton Rock

February 7, 2011February 17, 2011 John Parrot Andy Serkis, Antonia Riseborough, Boulting Brothers, Brighton Rock, Graham Greene, Helen Mirren, John Hurt, Richard Attenborough, Rowan Joffé, Sam Riley

When a character in a movie can’t manage to put the phone back on the hook, you know they’re in

BAFTA announce exciting upcoming events

February 2, 2011 El Harris An Education, Andrea Arnold, BAFTA, BAFTAs, BAFTAS 2011, Brighton Rock, Carey Mulligan, David Lean lecture, film lectures, Fish Tank, ICA, Institute of Contemporary Arts, Martin Phipps, Miki Katoin, Misfits, Nic Benns, Nicolas Chaudeurge, Peter Weir, Red Road, Rocliffe New Writing Forum, The British Academy of Film and Television Arts, Wuthering Heights

BAFTA have announced that some very exciting events will be taking place over the next few months!

A round-up of the Toronto International Film Festival

September 20, 2010 El Harris 127 Hours, Black Swan, Brighton Rock, Easy A, i'm still here, Passion Play, Rabbit Hole film, TIFF, Toronto International Film Festival, Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives, What's Wrong With Virginia

As the Toronto International Film Festival drew to a close yesterday, we give you a round up of the films

Brighton Rocks?

September 15, 2010 El Harris Andrea Riseborough, Andy Serkis, Brighton Rock, Graham Greene, Helen Mirren, Rowan Joffé, Toronto International Film Festival

It seems the world of cinema has gone a bit remake-crazy of late, and next on the hit-list is the