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There are few British filmmakers that come with the reputation and pedigree than that of Ken Loach. In the approach of the release of his politically-minded documentary The Spirit of ’45 we were fortunate enough to sit down and speak with the notorious director. Sitting in a rather quaint office at Loach’s production company Sixteen [...]
The Spirit of ’45 marks accomplished director Ken Loach’s return to documentary making for the first time in almost a decade, in what proves to be an impassioned, bittersweet feature that admires a prodigious community spirit that swept the nation in the wake of World War Two, and how such a spirit has been slowly [...]
Last night, Edith Bowman played host to the British Academy Scotland Awards 2012, celebrating the year’s best and most promising talent in Scotland, a country which, in one of its Glasgow cinemas, plays host to the tallest cinema in the world. Previously known as the BAFTA Scotland Awards, the nominations were announced last month, with [...]
Formerly known as the BAFTA Scotland Awards, the nominations for this year’s British Academy Scotland Awards 2012 have been announced, with the ever-brilliant Edith Bowman officially set to host the awards ceremony next month. Leading the pack with four nominations to its name is Ken Loach’s The Angel’s Share, which took home the Jury Prize [...]
After winning the prestigious Jury Prize at Cannes back in May, Ken Loach’s heart-warming and very funny tale of redemption and second chances is finally released on DVD this week. Opening with the expertly cast Gary Maitland’s Albert drunkenly fooling around near an oncoming train, Loach’s pitch perfect Scottish film establishes the dark humour and [...]
As one might have imagined, Men in Black 3 stormed to the top of the UK Box Office last week, knocking The Dictator down into second and pushing The Avengers into third. Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom came in a very credible seventh and perhaps most impressively, Iron Sky, despite only its very limited release, made [...]
Following its triumph in Cannes last month Ken Loach’s The Angles’ Share enters UK cinemas today. We interviewed Director Ken Loach and Screenwriter Paul Laverty here and we have the second of our interviews below. Stefan Pape sat down with actor Paul Brannigan, whose character Robbie leads the film as a new dad who has [...]
Following its triumph in Cannes last month Ken Loach’s The Angles’ Share enters UK cinemas today and we’ve got a number of interviews for you. Stefan Pape sat down with Director Ken Loach and Screenwriter Paul Lavertyto talk about their new movie which won the Jury Price at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. You can [...]
Flying the Great British flag at the Cannes Film Festival this year, Ken Loach’s The Angels’ Share was the only British film in competition at this year’s event – and the feature was rather well-received, taking home the prestigious Jury Prize – the third most prominent, and one that has been awarded to widely renowned [...]
The Angels’ Share is set for release next Friday 1st June and to mark the occasion, Entertainment One have given us this brand new clip from the movie which sets the scene nicely and informs us where the movie has gotten it’s title from. The film has a great cast which includes Roger Allam, John [...]
EOne have sent over this first batch of images from their new movie, The Angel’s Share whcih is set for release 1st June. The film stars John Henshaw (Looking for Eric), William Ruane (The Wind that Shakes the Barley), Gary Maitland (Sweet Sixteen), Roger Allam (Tamara Drewe) and introduces new Scottish talent – Paul Brannigan, [...]
Another Shakespearian text receives the contemporary treatment (albeit via one of his lesser-known plays) with Bard veteran Ralph Fiennes making his directorial debut alongside ably filling the central role of proud and defiant general, Gaius Marcius Coriolanus. The ruler of Rome (portrayed here as a faceless English city), Coriolanus is a fierce, unrepentant soldier whose [...]
In an opening scene which sees Peter Mullan’s character kick his faithful mutt to death after a night (and indeed day) on the tiles, it’s safe to say Paddy Considine’s feature-length directorial debut (he won a BAFTA in 2007 for the short which formed the basis of what’s on offer here) won’t be touted as [...]
We got the first UK trailer for Oranges and Sunshine, director Jim Loach’s feature debut, back in February ahead of its April release here, and it was incredibly touching. The film’s release in the US is not until next month, and so we now have a new US trailer to enjoy, courtesy of Thompson on [...]
Ghosted, a gritty and brutal prison drama, is the feature length debut from camera-operator and short filmmaker Craig Viveiros. The film centers on Jack (John Lynch), a model prisoner who has kept his head down and is close to completing his time. However, after his wife leaves him for another man, his final lifeline comes in the [...]
To celebrate the May 23rd release of Route Irish, we are giving away a copy of the film on DVD to 5 lucky winners. You can check out our interview with Ken Loach and Mark Womack from the theatrical release right here. Directed by British film-making legend Ken Loach (Looking For Eric, The Wind that [...]
Ken Loach returns to the political arena with the taut, violent Route Irish, a cautionary tale about the privatization of modern war propelled by a riveting, intricately plotted mystery. Ex-SAS private security contractor Fergus (Mark Womack) returns to Liverpool from Iraq to attend the funeral of his friend Frankie (John Bishop) who was killed on ‘Route [...]
After more than four decades as one of Britain’s most highly regarded directors, Ken Loach shows no sign of slowing down. After taking a detour into somewhat lighter fare with his last feature Looking for Eric, he has returned to the political arena with the taut revenge thriller Route Irish, which examines the privitization of [...]
Artificial Eye have released a new UK poster for political-drama Route Irish. Directed by Ken Loach (Kes), Route Irish stars Mark Womack (Murphy’s Law), Andrea Lowe (Cracker), John Bishop (Skins), Trevor Williams (Shameless) and Stephen Lord (Judge Dredd). Route Irish, which premiered at 2010 Cannes Film Festival to solid reviews, tells the story of a private [...]
Artificial Eye Film Co have just released the very first images from Ken Loach’s new movie, Route Irish which I wonder if means we can expect a trailer for the movie soon. Route Irish stars Mark Womack, Andrea Lowe, John Bishop (yes the comedian who I just found out has been in Skins), Trevor Williams [...]