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When it comes to film fans, Star Wars probably has one of the most dedicated and somewhat obsessive followings since the birth of Cinema. So when the possibility arose to reshoot 472 15 second clips to recreate Star Wars: A New Hope for Star Wars Uncut, it was pretty obvious there would be no shortage [...]

On August 6th 2007
Mark Gagliardi drank a bottle of Scotch…
and then discussed a famous historical event
and so began, Drunk History.

Drunk History Vol. 1 – Featuring Michael Cera from Michael Cera



Drunk History vol. 2 – Featuring Jack Black from Jack Black



Drunk History vol. 2.5 – Featuring Jack Black from Jack Black




Drunk History vol. 3 – Featuring [...]

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The creature known as Vampire has featured in films for around 100 years now and the vampire movie has gone through many forms and various stages of popularity. In the last few years however, the vampire movie’s appeal seems to have increased no end and Hollywood has capitalised on this popularity with a string of [...]

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If you’re into Music, love short films and regularly visit Directors Notes, then it’s more than likely you’ve seen (or at least heard of) the fantastic Take Away Shows. Well just to make me love them even more, co founder Vincent Moon and Editor Nathanaël Le Scouarnec have now made a live film for one [...]

Nothing to say except wow. Oh and if you have a few minutes spare, definitely head over to Andersen M Studio to check out their other pieces. Impressive stuff.


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Sometimes, it’s the simplest of ideas that make the best videos and this is certainly true of Körner Union’s video for the Bot’Ox single Blue Steel.
Car drives into bouncy things in slow motion, simple, but so, so effective.


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If someone was to ask me who my current favourite director was, despite some close opposition from Jim Jarmusch, Lars Von Trier and Park Chan-Wook, I would have to pick Michael Haneke. Although, I have to admit my discovery of Haneke’s films was somewhat by chance. When I was younger I was very much interested [...]

For his third feature Passenger Side, director Matt Bissonnette decided to go back to basics and the freedom that comes from shooting a film on a low budget, with a skeleton crew. We sat down over LFF tea and cakes to discuss the process of bringing his tale of road tripping, polar opposite brothers to [...]

As a fan of many years and with a couple near misses in the past, today’s LFF interview is probably the highlight of the festival for me. It was my pleasure to spend some time (however brief) with director Harmony Korine, to discuss his latest offering Trash Humpers, along with the chances of us ever [...]

Today’s LFF afternoon tea interview is a doubleheader with co-directors Damani Baker and Alex Vlack, who after over 11 years of patient persistence, were able to bring their documentary Still Bill to the screen; a look at the life, relationships and of course music of the legend that is Bill Withers.
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Today’s LFF interview comes from Asli Özge whose debut feature Men on the Bridge began as a documentary concept to explore the distinct lives of three men working at the Bosphorus Bridge in Istanbul. However, after meeting her potential contributors during the research stage, Özge decided she could better serve their stories through fiction, employing [...]

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