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Cave Rescue

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Post date August 1 2022
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Director – Tom Waller – 2022 – Thailand – US Cert. PG-13 – 99m **** A Thai-based dramatisation of the 2018 Thailand boys’ football team cave rescue, with some of the rescuers playing themselves – on Blu-ray (US only) Tuesday, September 13th In 2018, the world held its breath when the 12 boys of a […]

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Thirteen Lives

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Post date August 1 2022
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Director – Ron Howard – 2022 – US – Cert. 12a – 147m **** A dramatisation of the 2018 Thailand boys’ football team cave rescue, with the rescuers played by name actors– out in cinemas on Friday, July 29th and globally on Amazon on Friday, August 5th In 2018, the world held its breath when […]

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Eric Ravilious:
Drawn To War

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date June 26 2022
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Drawn To War
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Director – Margy Kinmonth – 2022 – UK – Cert. PG – 87m ***1/2 The career of the British watercolour artist tragically killed while serving as an official war artist in World War Two – now available to watch online following UK cinema release on Friday, July 1st 2022 The first official war artist to […]

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The Burning Sea
(Nordsjøen)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date May 30 2022
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Director – John Andreas Andersen – 2022 – Norway – Cert. 12 – 104m *** An underwater technician attempts to rescue her lover who is trapped and probably dead on an oil rig amidst impending ecological disaster – out on digital on Monday, May 30th The Norwegian title translates literally as North Sea, so renaming […]

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The Shape Of Water

Loving the alien The Shape Of WaterDirected by Guillermo del ToroCertificate 15, 123 minutesReleased 14 February 2018 There’s a tradition in horror films and fairytales that the monster is bad. The Shape Of Water is a fairytale that features a monster (Doug Jones) who is viewed very differently by different characters. To the military security […]

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Martyr

Director – Mazen Khaled – 2017 – UK – Cert. 18 – 84m *** Hounded by his parents to find work, a young man hangs out with friends and dives off the Beirut balustrade into the sea… and his death – in cinemas and on VoD from Friday, March 12th A young man Hassane lives […]

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The Endless

Directors – Justin Benson, Aaron Moorhead – 2017 Never go back. Watch a kaleidoscopic marvel, the extraordinary, online trailer for the latest film by (and featuring) independent filmmakers Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead – in cinemas and digital HD on Friday, June 29th 2018 Quote: “I was told… that they were all going to kill […]