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Exhibition on Screen
Turner & Constable

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date March 9 2026
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Turner & Constable
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Director – David Bickerstaff – 2026 – UK – Cert. U – 93m **** A journey through the current Tate Britain show and art history about the two rival landscape painters – out in UK cinemas from Tuesday, March 10th This latest Exhibition on Screen entry kicks off in uncharacteristic fashion with photographic shots of […]

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Animation Movies Shorts

Phil Mulloy
Extreme Animation

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date July 15 2025
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Extreme Animation
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Director – Phil Mulloy – 2001 – UK – Cert. 18 – shorts of various lengths, total running time 2 hr 33 mins – Original Aspect Ratios (various) – Dolby Digital 5.1 ***** To mark the recent passing of Phil Mulloy (29 August 1948 – 10 July 2025), my review from 2001 of the BFI […]

Art Documentary Exhibitions Features Live Action Movies

Exhibition on Screen:
John Singer Sargent
Fashion & Swagger

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date April 15 2024
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John Singer Sargent
Fashion & Swagger
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Director – David Bickerstaff – 2024 – UK – Cert. U – 93m **** Late nineteenth century society portrait painter John Singer Sargent was fascinated more by their clothing and the possibilities of paint than he was by the women he painted – documentary is out in UK cinemas for selected screenings from Tuesday, April […]

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Animation Features Live Action Movies

The Peasants
(Chłopi)

Directors – DK Welchman, Hugo Welchman – 2023 – Poland, Serbia, Lithuania – Cert. 15 – 114m ****1/2 A rural drama of romance, adultery and inheritance is expressed through the remarkable, foot-in-two-camps medium of live action filmmaking turned into animated painting – out in UK cinemas on Friday, December 8th A small rural village in […]

Documentary Features Live Action Movies

The Reason I Jump

Director – Jerry Rothwell – 2020 – UK – Cert. 12a – 82m ***** The inner world of the autistic, explored through the writings and lives of autistic people and innovative cinematography and sound design – in cinemas from Friday, June 18th (Autistic Pride Day) Originally this was a remarkable book in which autistic teenager […]

Animation Art Movies Shorts

Memorable
(Mémorable)

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Post date June 19 2019
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(Mémorable)
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Director – Bruno Collet – 2019 – France – 12m ***** The techniques used in this remarkable short include both computer and puppet animation, with all the surfaces of both the puppets and the sets resembling that of a canvas painted with oils. It’s the perfect artistic form in which to express the story the […]