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Eve Stewart is an award-winning Production Designer with an impressive list of British hits under her belt including The King’s Speech, Vera Drake, Revolver to name but a few. Her biggest undertaking yet has to be the lavish adaptation of famed musical Les Misérables. The playful and refreshingly down-to-earth UK-based BAFTA and Oscar nominated designer [...]
Last night HeyUGuys had the pleasure of attending the 31st London Critics’ Circle Film Awards. Hosted at the BFI Southbank, it was a great evening, featuring talented names aplenty all supping from complimentary miniature bottles of Moët served up classily with bendy straws. It might not have the same profile as this weekend’s BAFTA ceremony, [...]
Tonight saw the fall of the 31st Critics’ Circle Film Awards, which was held for the first time at London’s BFI Southbank. Our full report will be online later today with all the red carpet gossip and winner’s reactions. Want to see Danny Boyle advertising Moët, hear about Aaron Sorkin’s upcoming HBO series, or find [...]
Empire have posted a brand new clip from Another Year. Directed by Mike Leigh, Another Year stars Jim Broadbent, Ruth Sheen, Imelda Staunton, Lesley Manville and Oliver Maltman. A married couple (Broadbent and Sheen) who have managed to remain blissfully happy into their autumn years, are surrounded over the course of the four seasons of [...]
To celebrate the release of Mike Leigh’s new film ANOTHER YEAR (in cinemas from 5th November) we have a brilliant prize pack for you to win. Award winning director Mike Leigh (Vera Drake, Happy-Go-Lucky) collaborates once again with British heavyweights Jim Broadbent, Lesley Manville, Ruth Sheen. Garnering fantastic reviews across the board ANOTHER YEAR is [...]
Mike Leigh returns to the London Film Festival on a wave of positive reviews for Another Year, his latest film which played so well at Cannes and Toronto and it’s not surprising that his films, with their unique English flavour, travel so well. Simon saw the film when it premiered in Cannes earlier this year, [...]
Empire have unveiled a breathtaking new UK poster for Mike Leigh’s family-orientated drama Another Year, which features a number of esteemed British actors, including Jim Broadbent, Ruth Sheen, Lesley Manville, Peter Wight and Imelda Staunton. Another Year premiered in competition for the Palme d’Or at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival, where it was critically acclaimed for it’s [...]
It was announced yesterday that Mike Leigh’s new movie, Another Year will be playing at the 54th London Film Festival which we’re very excited about as it’s one we very much can’t wait to see. This morning Momentum Pictures have just sent us the brand new trailer and images for the movie which stars Jim [...]
Cannes 2010 played host to the unveiling of Another Year, Mike Leigh’s latest peek into the heart of suburbia and now there’s a new trailer in advance of its 5th of November UK release date. We saw the film in Cannes, and you can read our review here. It’s usually a mistake to give plot [...]
Running from September 9th to 19th, Toronto’s annual film festival appears to have assembled an interesting mix of both studio and independent features in their programme this year. Now in its 34 year, the festival will show The Town, Ben Affleck’s follow-up to his acclaimed 2007 debut Gone Baby Gone as part of the Gala [...]
Cinematical have posted an exclusive poster for Down Terrace, an upcoming family-orientated crime comedy. Directed by first-timer Ben Wheatley and starring Robin Hill, Julia Deakin, Rupert Hill and Sara Dee; the UK production has won awards at both Raindance and the Boston Independent Film Festival. Synopsis: After serving jail time for a mysterious crime, Bill and [...]
Mike Leigh’s is always going to be a difficult filmic brand to promote among certain circles, with a group of critics I know personally split roughly fifty/fifty on his work: I think from conversations with the anti-Leigh brigade that the problem lies in his distinct, but often unthrilling narrative manifesto. There is never a guaranteed [...]
Now that the film schedule has been announced, and Ive discovered that my day-early departure means I will only miss ‘Burnt By The Sun 2: Exodus’ of the films I was definitely keen to see, I have a better idea of the films showing, and have come up with the ten most important films showing [...]