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Exhibition on Screen:
Tokyo Stories

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date May 22 2023
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Tokyo Stories
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Director – David Bickerstaff – 2023 – UK – Cert. 15 – 90m ***** Japan generally and Tokyo specifically are viewed through that city’s art and photography – out in UK, Irish and worldwide cinemas on Tuesday, May 23rd The refreshing thing about this latest entry in producer Phil Grabsky’s excellent Exhibition On Screen series […]

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Art Documentary Exhibitions Features Live Action Movies

Exhibition on Screen:
Mary Cassatt:
Painting
the Modern Woman

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date March 8 2023
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Mary Cassatt:
Painting
the Modern Woman
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Director – Ali Ray – 2023 – UK – Cert. U – 93m ***** A look at an often overlooked member of the Impressionists, a US-born, female painter and printmaker who moved from Philadelphia to live in France – out in UK cinemas for one day only on Wednesday, March 8th (International Women’s Day) I […]

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Animation Art Documentary Features Live Action Movies

Escher:
Journey
Into Infinity
(Escher:
Het Oneindige
Zoeken)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date August 12 2021
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Journey
Into Infinity
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Director – Robin Lutz – 2018 – The Netherlands – Cert. PG – 81m ***** The life and work of graphic artist M.C. Escher is explored through his own images and words (read by Stephen Fry) – on UK/Ireland digital download platforms from Monday, October 18th – iTunes, Amazon, Sky Store, Curzon Home Cinema, Google […]