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What makes a film quintessentially British?

June 6, 2012June 7, 2012 May Sollawn boarding school films, British, british actor, British gangster films, british independent films, british movie, Carry On films, Harry Potter, hobson's choice, hugh laurie, ian mckellen, Judi Dench, kitchen sink, Maggie Smith, Monty Python, period drama, plague of zombies, Quatermass & The Pitt, Rupert Everett, St Trinian's, the belles of st trinians, The Full Monty, the man who fell to earth

It’s good to be British right now. The four day Diamond Jubilee weekend has just come to an end with

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Amateur Brit film-makers go Sci-Fi

April 13, 2011 Fiona Aystran 48hour Film Challenge, british independent films, british short films, fireflylondon, Gary Scullion, Independent British film, independent films, independent short films, IndieGoGo, Monsters, Nick Acott, SCI-FI-London Film Festival, short films, StreetDance 3D, The Night the Reindeer Died, Thought Provoking, Vertigo Films

As fans of independent British film makers, our attention was drawn to the SCI-FI-London Film Festival, which held a 48hour

War Dogs – Review

September 12, 2016 David Simpson Comments Off on War Dogs – Review

I haven’t had more fun at a movie in 2016 than I did while watching War Dogs. This movie is

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Star Trek Beyond – Review

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Jason Bourne – Review

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Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates – Review

July 15, 2016 David Simpson Comments Off on Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates – Review

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