Rooney Mara dresses up as Noomi Rapace…
When I was told to have a cinematic look at Europe’s capital cities, I grabbed my passport and my rusty camcorder and rushed eagerly towards Heathrow. But it turns out they just wanted me to tell you about the best films featuring those cities. Cheapskates.
You’ve made it through another long hard week. Your liver is just beginning to believe that it’s all going to be all right and that we learned our lesson last week. Little did it know… After a nostalgic root around the DVDs you come across a classic, one that all will remember. A beautiful old story – and what better way to enjoy a beautiful story than to watch it and drink until you’re blind. Crack open the whiskey and dive in!
Friday will keep rolling around, dammit, and it’s become somewhat of a tradition on this sad, sad day for two BFF guards to fight it out on a topic of contention. This week, it’s the fluffiest of all demonic reprobates: The Rom-Com.
In 1968, Welsh Wizard Howard Winstone – a professional boxer who had overcome a teenage tragedy to achieve 61 wins from 67 bouts – fought Mitsunori Seki for the world featherweight title. This is his story.
A renaissance is taking place in American television, with the quality and originality of recent programming equalling anything that Hollywood can offer. The newest arrival of Game of Thrones shows what television is capable of, telling a story that perhaps could not be told in film. Could it be that television is finally going to overtake film in terms of artistic credibility?
Volkswagen’s SEE FILM DIFFERENTLY is screening A CLOCKWORK ORANGE on 2 June in London’s Brunel Lecture Theatre – the original film location. With Moloko bars and Q&A sesions, this promises to be a wonderful night out, and Bestforfilm.com has 4 pairs of tickets to give away! Competition ends 31 May 2011 so enter now.
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