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Fountain of Youth
(2025)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date May 23 2025
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Director – Guy Ritchie – 2025 – US – Cert. 12a – 126m * Two estranged, treasure-hunting siblings, with the help of a rich backer, pursue the trail towards the life-giving water source of legend, pursued by forces that want to prevent them from doing so – premieres globally on Apple TV+ from Friday, May […]

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Animation Art Documentary Exhibitions Features Live Action Movies

Exhibition on Screen:
My National Gallery

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date June 4 2024
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My National Gallery
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Director – Phil Grabsky, Ali Ray – 2024 – UK – Cert. U – 98m ***** Employees, punters and celebrities choose their favourite painting in London’s National Gallery – out in UK cinemas from Tuesday, June 4th There have been documentary films about the UK’s National Gallery before, notably the wonderful, three-hour-long National Gallery (Frederick […]

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Features Live Action Movies

Hot In Day,
Cold At Night
(Naj-eneun Ddeobgo
Bam-eneun Chubgo,
낮에는 덥고 밤에는 춥고)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date November 7 2022
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Cold At Night
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Director – Park Song-yeol – 2020 – South Korea – Cert. 12 – 90m ** A young, unemployed, married Seoul couple struggle to make ends meet – from LKFF, the London Korean Film Festival which runs in cinemas from Thursday, November 3rd to Thursday, November 17th Married Seoul couple Young-tae and Jeong-hee (played by screenwriters […]