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The Fallow Field – DVD Review

The Fallow Field is 'a genuine high point for ultra-low budget British horror' says Anton Bitel…

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The Ozu Collection: Three Melodramas – review

Anton Bitel assesses Japanese director Yasujirō Ozu's Melodramas Collection - Woman of Tokyo (1933), Early Spring (1957) and Tokyo Twilight (1957).…

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Sarah Aubrey – Battle Stations

As big-budget action extravaganza Battleship blasts into cinemas, the film’s producer Sarah Aubrey tells us why she loves the challenge of working on such masculine fare. …

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The Monk (Le Moine) – review

Anton Bitel reviews this "strange morality drama," starring Vincent Cassel as a Capuchin monk...…

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Grant Pearmain – Prop Masters

As the MD of FB-FX Ltd, Grant Pearmain has provided props and costumes to a huge variety of features from Prince of Persia and Kick-Ass to the forthcoming Prometheus and John Carter. Here, he reveals…

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John Carter

REVIEWED BY: Anton Bitel RELEASED: March 9 2012…

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Young Adult

REVIEWED BY: Anton Bitel RELEASED: February 3 2012…

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Neville Page – Fantastic Visions

As a concept and creature designer working on the likes of Watchmen, Cloverfield and Star Trek, Neville Page is responsible for the look of some of modern cinema’s greatest successes. But, as he explains, new…

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50/50

Reviewed By: Anton Bitel Released: November 25  Tweet He may have appeared in TV’s 3rd Rock From The Sun, That 70s Show and Numb3rs, as well as the big screen’s Halloween H20, 10 Things I…

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The Next Generation of VFX

When he’s not working as a compositor on features like Stardust, RocknRolla and Green Zone, Ian Murphy teaches the next generation of filmmakers. Here, he discusses his recent work with Skillset, co-authoring The Core Skills…

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