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Ben Drew’s directorial debut kicked up an awful lot of column inches on release back in June. In taking us on what he calls an ‘urban safari’ Ill Manors gave us a look at the intimidating spectre of ‘Broken Britain’. Reviews were alight with the power of a million buzzwords and the film was lost amongst all the [...]
At HeyUGuys we rather enjoyed Ill Manors. It’s an interesting debut, and far better than most of the other films within its genre. It also deals with some difficult subjects in a clever and interesting way. We recently spoke at length with the film’s writer/director, Ben Drew – better known to music fans as Plan [...]
It came, it saw, it massively underwhelmed. Nevertheless, despite lukewarm critical reviews, Prometheus shot to the top of the UK Box Office this week, comfortably ahead of Snow White and the Huntsman in second. I imagine Prometheus will have plenty of legs and should be at the top for another week or so yet as [...]
iLL Manors is released in the UK today and last week, Ben caught up with two of the stars of the movie, Riz Ahmed and Anouska Mond to chat about their roles. This is the first time that musician / actor Ben Drew (Plan B) has turned his hand to directing a feature-length movie so [...]
Films directed by musicians are a strange, unloved sub-genre. At best they are obscure oddities, like Daft Punk’s Electroma, but usually they tend to just be awful vanity projects – see Madonna’s recently slated W.E. or Ice Cube’s long-forgotten stripper-ploitation piece The Players Club. Rob Zombie is probably the only one who’s made a decent [...]
Revolver Entertainment has acquired the UK rights to Ill Manors, rapper Ben Drew’s directorial debut. Ill Manors is a dark, multi-character story set on the tough streets of East London, and stars Drew (Adulthood), Riz Ahmed (Four Lions) and Natalie Press (Red Road). Film London, BBC Films and Skillset are financing the low-budget feature film, which [...]