War horses: The close filmmaking encounters of the iconic Steven Spielberg and John Williams
With 60 Academy Award nominations, 8 Oscar wins and a combined gross of billions of dollars between them, the directing/composing team of Steven Spielberg and John Williams is by far the most successful...
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Cults in film: 10 of the most memorable
The secretive and illusive nature of cults has been depicted in cinema for decades. Human curiosity has looked at these mysterious organisations in a variety of screenplays, examining cults’ religious...
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Heavenly carnage: The definitive Kate Winslet performances
Kate Winslet is one of the greatest actresses Britain has ever produced, combining box office pulling power with critically acclaimed talent. As she unleashes 'Carnage', let's examine some of her best...
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Drew Barrymore's 10 greatest films
Drew Barrymore shot onto our screens at the age of seven in E.T: Extra Terrestrial. It was clear for everyone to see then that there was a superstar in the making. Now over 20 years later, Drew is a successful...
The horses of 'War Horse': The filmmakers and their equine challenges
Go behind the scenes with Steven Spielberg, producer Kathleen Kennedy and more who explain the challenges of bringing 'War Horse' to the screen in this revealing text feature on the film's production:
'War Horse': Behind the scenes facts
Steven Spielberg's 'War Horse' has been reigning supreme with its audience and critics alike. Check out these fascinating behind the scenes facts, which chronicle the battles the filmmakers faced.
The top 10 Studio Ghibli pictures
With 'Arrietty' hitting DVD and Blu-ray, now's a great time to look back at what other famed classics Hayao Miyazaki's Japanese Studio Ghibli has to offer (as if you needed an excuse). Check out the best...
'Boardwalk Empire' – Great characters rooted in history
Acclaimed HBO prohibition drama Boardwalk Empire borrows more from history than just the swinging 1920s setting and dangerous glamour of the speakeasies. While the narrative itself is fiction, the era...
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Michelle Williams Q&A for 'My Week With Marilyn'
Oscar nominee Michelle Williams talks about her latest role, playing iconic actress and sex symbol Marilyn Monroe, in 'My Week With Marilyn'.
'Snow Flower and the Secret Fan' - the journey from book to screen
Discover through this fascinating interview with Wendi Murdoch and Lisa See how the hugely popular novel 'Snow Flower and the Secret Fan' made it to the big screen.
The making of 'Anonymous'
Director Roland Emmerich and his team were busy blowing up the world when they first began to put their minds to the task of re-creating Elizabethan England. Learn how they succeeded with this making...
BFI to release classic MGM musicals on the big screen
The British Film Institute are releasing a slate of hugely popular MGM musicals back where they belong - on the big screen. This rare opportunity to see some of America's most vibrant contributions to...
Details of the 2011 UK Jewish Film Festival – 1-20 November 2011
The 15th annual festival featuring 70 feature films, shorts and documentaries screening in 13 venues in and around London. Here's what to look out for.
Man vs Beast at the movies
To celebrate the release of 'Cane Toads 3D: The Conquest' we hunt down the stand out films that see humans take on the animal world, plus the species that have inspired these environmental thrillers.
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Interview: 'Drive' actor Ryan Gosling
If 'Half Nelson' established Ryan Gosling as one of this generation's most promising dramatic talents, 'Drive' cements it. Read this fascinating interview with that film's leading man.
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Interview: 'Drive' actress Carey Mulligan
Check out this interview with Oscar nominee Carey Mulligan, who amongst many other great performances of late has dazzled audiences in gritty crime drama 'Drive'.
Interview: 'Drive' director Nicolas Winding Refn
'Drive' was one of the best crime thrillers of its era. Find out more about the production via this probing interview with the film's director.
A look inside the BFI London Film Festival's 'Treasures From The Archives' series
The British Film Institute are continuing their reign over cinematic classics, by screening a selection of bonafide masterworks at this year's BFI London Film Festival. Here's what you can expect to find...
Full list of cinemas showing Scorsese's one night only George Harrison documentary
Arts Alliance Media has announced that it will be releasing Martin Scorsese's GEORGE HARRISON: LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD presented by Grove Street Pictures in cinemas across the UK on 4th October...
The 55th annual BFI London Film Festival launch programme
Thinking of checking out or keeping track of this year's BFI film festival? We've got the complete rundown of the event which is now celebrating its 55th year of showcasing cinemamatic excellence.
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