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Cleanskin – DVD Review

July 2, 2012July 2, 2012 Roxanne Chand Abhin Galeya, action films, British Films, Game of Throne, Hadi Hajaig, Sean Bean, terrorism

If you are looking for a sophisticated action-thriller which includes nudity, gun crime and terrorism then Cleanskin is your film.

Casting Film News

Emily Browning joins Dominic Cooper for Summer in February

January 19, 2012January 5, 2014 Leah Harper abraham lincoln vampire hunter, Brit-flick, British Films, Christopher Menaul, Dan Stevens, Dominic Cooper, Downton Abbey, Emily Browning, Jane Eyre, Jonathan Smith, Julia Leigh, Latif Yahia, Laura Knight, Matthew Crawle, Mia Wasikowska, Michael Fassbender, mr popper's penguins, My Week With Marilyn, Newlyn School, Ophelia Lovibond, Prime Suspect, Sleeping Beauty, Sucker Punch, Summer in February, The Devil's Double, Uday Hussein, Vamps

It has been announced that Emily Browning has replaced Ophelia Lovibond in the upcoming period drama film, Summer in February.

British films Film Reviews

Everywhere & Nowhere – a review

May 5, 2011November 28, 2011 Fiona Aystran ADAM DEACON, ALYY KHAN, ART MALIK, Asian films, Bend It Like Beckham, Bollywood, British Films, Dizzee Rascal, East Is East, Elyes Gabel, Everywhere & Nowhere, Everywhere & Nowhere film, Everywhere & Nowhere movie, Everywhere & Nowhere review, Inbetweeners, James Buckley, James Floyd, jay from the inbetweeners, kidulthood, Menhaj Huda, Neet Mohan, SAEED JAFFREY, Shivani Ghai, Simon Webbe, The Streets, Waterloo Road

When Kidulthood came out in 2006, people were delighted, at last they were saying here’s a realistic story about being

Win a signed poster from the cast of Everywhere & Nowhere

May 5, 2011May 5, 2011 Fiona Aystran ADAM DEACON, ALYY KHAN, ART MALIK, Asian films, British Films, competition, Everywhere & Nowhere, Everywhere & Nowhere film, Everywhere & Nowhere movie, Inbetweeners, James Buckley, James Floyd, jay from the inbetweeners, kidulthood, Menhaj Huda, SAEED JAFFREY, Shivani Ghai, Simon Webbe

From the director of Kidulthood, Everywhere and Nowhere comes to cinemas on 6 May. The film is a raw, powerful

Features Interviews

Interview: Sam Holland on Zebra Crossing

January 24, 2011January 26, 2011 John Parrot British Films, British movies, Greg Wakeham, Interviews, Lee Turnbull, Sam Holland, Zebra Crossing film, Zebra Crossing movie

Sam Holland’s directorial debut, Zebra Crossing, is a fast-paced, hard-hitting movie that grabs the audience from the beginning. It gives

Film Reviews Independent

Zebra Crossing – movie review

January 12, 2011January 26, 2011 John Parrot British Films, British movies, Greg Wakeham, Independent British film, La Haine, Lee Turnbull, Vincent Cassel, Zebra Crossing film, Zebra Crossing movie

The high rise estates of South London don’t often feature in films, but that’s about to change with the new