Coming to London’s Troxy from June 15th to July 7th, Future Cinema presents Saturday Night Fever; an all-night film and live disco experience! The classic 70s film of that name shall be screened from around 10.30pm, followed by an afterparty with music from 4-man DJ collective Horse Meat Disco…
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Tags: Baz Luhrman, Beyond Retro, Future Cinema, Horse Meat Disco, Kym Mazelle, Romeo and Juliet, Saturday Night Fever, Troxy, Young Hearts Run Free
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Following the success of its first season in 2010, British Airways is bringing back its unique cinematic experience, Silent Picturehouse, for summer 2013. An innovative twist on ordinary viewing, five travel-inspired films will be shown across five giant screens simultaneously in the evenings (with children’s movies showing by day) to …
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Tags: British Airways, Casablanca, Edith Bowman, Into the Wild, jaws, Silent Picturehouse, Simon Hulstone, skyfall, Sleepless in Seattle, Slumdog Millionaire, Tattinger, The Beach, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Top Gun
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Returning to Canterbury’s Merton Farm for its second year from July 5-7th, Brainchild Festival is London’s first multi-arts DIY three-day weekender. The majority of its lineup (including the likes of King Krule, Jamie Isaac, Filthy Boy, My Panda Shall Fly and Benin City) will play for free in support of …
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Tags: Audio Doughnuts, Benin City, Brainchild Festival, Crack in the Road, Filthy Boy, Frozen Thumb, Jamie Isaac, king krule, Marina Blake, my panda shall fly, not-for-profit, Steez, Students for Happiness
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This summer sees the East End Film Festival (EEFF) return for its 12th edition, in what will be its longest run to date. From June 25th to July 10th, London’s East End will be the home of two weeks of films and events, with 16 world premieres, 2 European premiers, …
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Tags: Amanda Seyfried, documentary, Dominic West, East End Film Festival, East End Live, EEFF, Esben and the Witch, Independent label market, Jeffrey Friedman, jon snow, LA ANTENA, LOVELACE, Mark Donne, massive attack, Neon Dance, Nicholas Shaxson, premieres, Richard Brooks, Rob Epstein, Robert Del Naja, Silent London, Spitalfields Market, tax evasion, THE UK GOLD, Thom Yorke, Troxy
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From Saturday 22 June to Sunday 7 July, leading UK dance house Sadler’s Wells will be putting on a brand new pop-up festival in featuring what they do best: dance. Ranging from contemporary to hip-hop and ballet to tango, this an exciting new offering for the summer.
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Tags: #freeyourmind, Dance Festival, Sadler's Sampled, Sadler's Wells
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Renowned for its creative innovation and individuality, AllSaints adds yet another dimension to its cutting edge brand by launching its film division, AllSaints Film. The division will commission young, up-and-coming filmmakers to release multiple projects each year, exploring everything from music and style to cutting-edge moving image installations. The …
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Tags: AllSaints, film, Kings of Leon, Nashville, Serpents and Snakes, Somesuch & Co, sxsw
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Seemingly bored of life on the farm, Blur‘s Alex James has turned to filmmaking with a new short film. Shot while the band were in LA for Coachella earlier this year, A Slice of Life sees James on writing, directing and music duties for a film made to help …
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Tags: A Slive of Life, Alex James, BLUR, Coachella, Virgin Media Shorts 2013
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Here at Notion, we love a good movie, so the announcement of the Cannes line up was all kinds of exciting. In celebration of this, here’s a cut out and keep (or whatever the online equivalent is… print and keep?) guide to the biggest films competing for the top prize, …
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Tags: 2013, 24 City, A Touch of Sin, Abdellatif Kechiche, Alex van Warmerdam, Alexander Payne, Amat Escalante, Arnaud des Pallieres, Arnaud Desplechin, art house, Asghar Farhadi, Awards, bangkok, Behind the Candelabra, Borgman, Bruce Dern, Cannes Film Festival, Carey Mulligan, Debbie Reynolds, Drive, Ethan Coen, film, Film Festival, Francois Ozon, Grigris, Heli, Hirozaku Koreeda, I Wish, Inside Llewyn Davis, James Gray, Jeremy Renner, Jeune et jolie, Jia Zhangke, Jimmy P, Joaquin Phoenix, Joel Coen, La Vie d'Adele, Like Father Like Son, Lineup, Mahamet-Saleh Haroun, Marine Vacth, Marion Cotillard, Matt Damon, Michael Douglas, Michael Kohlhaas, Nebraska, news, Nicolas Winding Refn, Only God Forgives, Oscar Isaac, palme d'or, Paolo Sorrentino, Roman Polanski, Ryan Gosling, Sex Lies and Videotape, Side Effects, Steven Soderberg, Steven Spielberg, Straw Shield, Takeshi Miike, The Coen Brother, The Great Beauty, The Immigrant, The Past, Un Chateau en Italie, Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, Venus in Fur, Will Forte, Young and Pretty
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Way back in Issue 29 of Notion Magazine (the mists of 2007), our venerable and fabulous editor Michael C Lewin met Daft Punk on the eve of the release of Electroma, their debut feature film. As the Daft Punk lads have a banging new single out, ‘Get Lucky‘ …
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Tags: daft punk, Electroma, film, Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christop, Human After All, Robots, Think Tank, Thomas Bangalter
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Harmony Korine is known as a provocateur in the film world, often bending the boundaries of taste and what classifies as cinema. He has a distinct knack of being able to overwhelm, excite and disgust his audience through bleak realism, dark humour and nightmarish imagery.
The latest visual treat to …
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Tags: crime thriller, Film review, Florida, Harmony Korine, james franco, Selena Gomez, Spring Breakers, teen movie, Vanessa Hudgens
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