TAKE ONE Awards 2014
TAKE ONE Awards for the calendar year 2014.
Category Archives: Features
BFI LFF Diary #2
Jack Toye provides a sample of life at The London Film Festival 2014.
Fincher Retrospective: Class, Revolution and The Social Network
Edd Elliott considers the class connotations underlying David Fincher’s THE SOCIAL NETWORK.
Down by Law
Rosy Hunt reviews Jim Jarmusch’s earliest film forays, including the “thinking man’s chicken-soup film” DOWN BY LAW.
Introducing Gerhard Lamprecht
Lamprecht’s newly-restored films are causing a celluloid stir – from a retrospective at the Pordenone Silent Film Festival in 2013 to a season at this year’s CFF.
Kind Hearts and Class War
Keith Braithwaite’s pick of the Best of British is KIND HEARTS AND CORONETS, a black comedy that packs a hidden punch.
Happy Birthday Jean-Pierre
On 28th May 2014, the bundle of contradictions that is Jean-Pierre Léaud turned 70 years old. Rosy Hunt pays tribute to Truffaut’s favourite “anti-documentary actor”.
Rebel Without A Cause
Following its recent screening at Cambridge Arts Picturehouse, Wyndham Wise offers the first-time viewer a sort of “Rebel Without A Cause” For Dummies.
Crispin Glover comes to Cambridge
On 30 April Crispin Glover will be at Cambridge APH performing a one-hour dramatic narration of his profusely illustrated books followed by a screening of his 35mm film, a Q&A session and a book signing.
Filmed Up
FILMED UP is a new filmmakers’ showcase devised by Cornerhouse Manchester. Jack Stocker reviews some of the shorts that made it onto the March programme.