All posts tagged "British Film Festival"
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493Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: The Secret Scripture
A new psychiatrist is brought in to assess a woman who has been a patient for over 50 years, unveiling her harrowing journey of destruction and incarceration.
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905Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: This Beautiful Fantastic
A modern-day fairy tale about a quirky young woman, Bella Brown, who finally learns to face her fears with the help of a group of odd well-wishers.
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571Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: A United Kingdom
The true story of Britain's shameful political interference in the marriage of the Prince of Botswana to a white English woman to appease South Africa c1940s.
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463Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: I, Daniel Blake
Daniel Blake is a solid, working class Geordie forced onto income support after a work accident who has to start the exhausting process of rebuilding a life.
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415Film & TVFilm Review: 45 Years
In the week leading up to their 45th anniversary, a contented, childless couple receive a letter that the husband's previous girlfriend's body has been found.
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1.1KFilm & TVBritish Film Festival Review: Elstree 1976
An engaging documentary that tells the story of about a dozen minor Star Wars cast members who had no idea that it would change their lives forever.
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701Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: Kill Your Friends
A dark comedy/thriller of murder, drugs, sex, extortion and barrow-loads of profane language when a music industry worker will stop at nothing to advance.
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772Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: Filmed In Supermarionation
'Filmed in Supermarionation' is so much more than just a fan-fest of 'Thunderbirds', 'Captain Scarlet' and 'Joe 90'.
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471Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: Brooklyn
In the 1950s, a young woman in a small Irish town moves to Brooklyn, New York in search of a better life, discovering the meaning of home and finding romance.
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2.7KFilm & TVBritish Film Festival Review: The Prime Of Miss Jean Brodie
This restored 1969 classic film tells of teacher Jean Brodie who inspires her girls to rise above their own curriculum, raising the ire of the Principal.
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2.0KFilm & TVBritish Film Festival Review: How To Make Love Like An Englishman
A Cambridge lecturer beds and impregnates one of his students but after a chance meeting, he falls in love with her sister and they have a son together.
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666Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: Bill
From the creators of the magnificent BBC series Horrible Histories comes this comical, fictional account of the rise to fame of William ‘Bill’ Shakespeare.
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379Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: Suffragette
As suffragettes begins to spread around Britain, a young mother's journey of discovering hope uncovers the battle these brave women fought for equality.
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624Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: The Legend Of Barney Thomson
Hapless barber, Barney Thomson, finds himself a suspect in a major investigation tracking a local serial killer but from there, things only keep get worse.
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1.3KFilm & TVBritish Film Festival Review: Ryan’s Daughter
A newly restored print of this 1971 epic masterpiece tells the story of a married Irish girl who begins a dangerous love affair with disastrous consequences.
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494Film & TVPhoto Gallery: British Film Festival Launches With A Premiere Screening In Adelaide
A premiere screening, delicious wine and food and all things British. Check out the socials from the British Film Festival here...
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772Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: Spooks: The Greater Good
Based on the long-running British spy series, Spooks, the MI5 Intelligence Chief must stop a potential Armageddon when a dangerous terrorist escapes custody.
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557Film & TVBritish Film Festival 2015
Returning on 28 October, the 3rd British Film Festival will feature 31 titles, capturing the humour, romance, traditions & new age vitality of British culture.
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631Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: Darling
Julie Christie’s 1965 Oscar-winning performance returns to the big screen for 1 night only in a portrait of a woman's fruitless pursuit for eternal happiness.
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440Film & TVBritish Film Festival Review: Jimmy’s Hall
Returning to Ireland after an enforced exile in America, social activist Jimmy decides to reopen a village hall to bring much-needed happiness back into the community.
