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Wilding

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date June 14 2024
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Isabella Tree, as played by Rhiannon Neads

Director – David Allen – 2023 – UK – Cert. PG – 75m ***** How Isabella Tree and Charlie Burrell closed down their failing farm and instead let nature run wild to regenerate the land’s depleted biodiversity – inspiring documentary is out in UK cinemas on Friday, June 14th Charlie Burrell and Isabella Tree (Lady […]

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Wilding

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date June 2 2024
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Good Stewardship Wilding Directed by David Allen Certificate PG, 75 minutes Released 14 June After they inherited the Knepp farm in West Sussex from his parents in the early 1980s, Charlie Burrell and Isabella Tree (Lady Burrell) kept it going for some 17 years until the late 1990s, when they were one and a half […]

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My Childhood,
My Country:
20 Years
In Afghanistan

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date September 20 2022
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My Country:
20 Years
In Afghanistan
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Director – Phil Grabsky, Shoaib Sharifi – 2022 – UK – Cert. tbc – 90m **1/2 The story of a boy from his harsh childhood in a mountain cave through to his life as a husband and father of three in present day Kabul under the Taliban – out in UK cinemas on Tuesday, September […]

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Moonage Daydream

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date September 15 2022
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Director – Brett Morgen – 2022 – US – Cert. 15 – 135m ***** David Bowie explored through his own words, accompanied by images of his life and art, many of his songs and extracts from numerous live performances – out in IMAX in the UK on Friday, September 16th and wide in cinemas on […]

Tags 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 2010s, airport, archive, Bowie, Bowie archive, Bowie estate, Brett Morgen, Broadway, clothing, David Bowie, escalator, globe, God, house, make-up, Nietzsche, nomad, religion, speaking, Thailand, Tony Visconti, UK, US, voice

Documentary Features Live Action Movies

Hostile

Director – Sonita Gale – 2021 – UK – Cert. 12a – 98m **1/2 A documentary about the UK’s anti-immigrant Hostile Environment policy includes a brief history plus stories of both those it affected and a charity set up to help them – out in cinemas on Friday, January 21st, local screening details constantly being […]

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Animation Documentary Features Live Action Movies

The Witches
Of The Orient
(Les Sorcières
De L’Orient)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date July 20 2021
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Of The Orient
(Les Sorcières
De L’Orient)

Director – Julien Faraut – 2021 – France, Japan – Cert. U – 100m ***** A look through a prism of anime and archive footage at the Japanese women’s volleyball team that won the 1964 Olympics – out in cinemas and online in the UK and Ireland on Friday, July 16th You don’t really expect […]

Tags 1950s, 1960s, 1962 volleyball championship, 2010s, 2D animation, Akira Mochizuki, anime, Attack No.1, Berlin, company, cycle, Eiji Okabe, factory, film library, France, French Sports Institute, Fumio Kurokawa, Germany, gym, gym training, Hirobumi Daimatsu, individual not group, INSEP, Japan, Jason Lytle, journalism, Julien Faraut, Kaai Okada, live action animation composite, Mari Nakayama, Masae Kasai, Nichibo Kaizuka, Nobuko Shibuya, Olympics, Olympics 1936, Olympics 1952, Olympics 1964, Olympics 2021, Pathé, PE instructor, Portishead, Pravda, President Johnson, Russia, Shiro Jinbo, sleep deprivation, spider witch, sport, sports anime, textile, textile factory, textile industry, The Sign Is V, training, volleyball, volleyball anime, witch, witchcraft, workers, Yoshitaro Kataoka

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WITCH
We Intend
To Cause Havoc

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date July 2 2021
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We Intend
To Cause Havoc

Director – Gio Arlotta – 2019 – Italy, Czech Republic – Cert. 12 – 98m – English Language ***1/2 Winsome if shallow documentary follows survivors from Zambia’s seventies music Zamrock phenomenon as they reform and tour Europe – in cinemas and on VoD from Friday, July 2nd On the verge of a pan-African trip that […]