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Diplo,
The Mighty Dinosaur
(Smok Diplodok,
original title:
Diplodocus)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date June 23 2024
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The Mighty Dinosaur
(Smok Diplodok,
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Director – Wojtek Wawszczyk – 2024 – Poland, Czechia – Cert. U – 84m **** A young diplodocus must save the comic book in which he lives from being erased by the artist who created it – from the 2024 Annecy International Animation Festival in the Annecy Presents section, out in UK cinemas on Friday, […]

Tags 28th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, 3D animation, adventure, Agnieska Matysiak, Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld, animation, Annecy, Annecy 2024, Arcadiusz Jakubik, artist, artwork, audition, beatbox, Bill Timoney, bookworm, Borys Szyc, CG, CG animation, children's film, comedy, comic book, crater, creativity, cute, cute character, deadline, desert wasteland, desk, diplodocus, donkey, drawing, drawing board, erase, eraser, existence, gags, Grzegorz Pawlak, Julian Wanderer, magic, Małgorzata Kożuchowskahumour, Marc Thompson, Mariusz Szczygiel, marketable, Mike Pollock, Mikołaj Wachowski, Monica Pikuła, mouse, multiverse, onions, parents and children, philosopher, Piotr Polak, plagiarise, PÖFF, PÖFF 2024, PÖFF 28, Poland, prehistory, primeval, publisher, Rachel Butera, science, spaceship, spells, sphinx, sun, swamp, Tadeusz Baranowsk, Tadeusz Baranowski, Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival 2024, travel, Wayne Greyson, whiteness, wizard, Wojtek Wawszczyk, X; Strasburger Zona

Dance Documentary Features Live Action Movies Music

The Extraordinary
Miss Flower

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date May 8 2025
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Miss Flower
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Directors – Iain Forsyth, Jane Pollard – 2024 – UK – Cert. 12a – 73m **** A suitcase containing love letters, telexes and photographs found after her death, which inspired songs from singer Emilíana Torrini, becomes the key to a woman’s interior life – out in UK cinemas on Friday, May 9th Every so often, […]

Tags 1960s, admirer, after death, band, Caroline Katz, choreographer, choreography, collection, comms, comms technology, communication, communications technology, creativity, dance, documentary, dream, Emilíana Torrini, filmed performance, first-time producer, Geraldine Flower, home movie, Iain Forsyth, Ian Kellett and Lovisa Sigrunardottir, inspiration, interior life, Jane Pollard, Kate Coyne, letter-writing, letters, Liam Hutton, love letter, Mara Carlyle, men and women, mothers and daughters, music, music promo, musicians, performance, personal items, photograph, post, postal, postcards, posthumous, readings by actors, romance, Saeed Esmaeli, Simon Byrt, singer, song, songs, suitcase, telex, The Extraordinary Miss Flower, through the post, Viva Seifert, Zoe Flower

Art Documentary Features Live Action Movies

War Paint
Women at War

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Post date March 28 2025
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Women at War
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The Crying Game. Between a Rock and a Hard Place 2017 by Marcelle Hanselaar

Director – Margy Kinmonth – 2025 – UK – Cert. 12a – 89m ***** A look at the output of various women artists who have documented and dissected war, and what they can tell us – out in UK cinemas on Friday, March 28th Although being promoted, reasonably enough, with an image from World War […]

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Art Documentary Features Live Action Movies

Eno

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Post date July 8 2024
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Director – Gary Hustwit – 2023 – UK – Cert. 12a – 83m **** (on this occasion) Musician, artist and activist Brian Eno has been at the cutting edge of creativity for 50 years, and this generative, AI-programmed film plays in a different version every time it is shown – 24-hour online screening event 5pm […]

Art Documentary Exhibitions Features Live Action Movies

Exhibition on Screen:
Hopper:
an American Love Story

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Post date October 18 2022
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Hopper:
an American Love Story
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Director – Phil Grabsky – 2022 – UK – Cert. 12a – 94m ***** The story of American painter Edward Hopper, and how his artistic career was facilitated by his fellow artist wife Jo – originally out in UK cinemas on Tuesday, October 18th 2022, now available on home video (see bottom of review) The […]

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Animation Movies Shorts

A Mind Sang
(A Mãe
De Sangue)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date June 22 2020
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(A Mãe
De Sangue)

Director – Vier Nev – 2019 – Portugal – 6m 11s **** In the programme Annecy Awards 2020 – 8 Short Films #2 from the Annecy 2021 Animation Festival hybrid and online editions This is not a film to watch once. It’s a film to watch over and over and over again. It comprises a […]

Tags 2D animation, animation, Annecy, Annecy 2020, Annecy 2021, bath, birth, creativity, female, identity, life, male, pregnancy, sex, violence