Film

Thumbnail image for Watch: Irish Folk Furniture – Success at Sundance

Watch: Irish Folk Furniture – Success at Sundance

Film 26 January 2013

Irish Folk Furniture is a delightful short film by director and filmmaker Tony Donoghue which has recently won Best Animation at the Sundance Film Festival…after watching it you’ll see why.

Short Film: Charles Bukowski's Nirvana

Short Film: Charles Bukowski’s Nirvana

Film 23 December 2012

A lovely short film based on Charles Bukowski’s poem ‘Nirvana’ which revolves around a young man travelling to an undetermined destination, questioning his purpose in the world.

Review: The Lock In (DVD)

Review: The Lock In (DVD)

Film 26 November 2012

For those that never got a chance to see The Lock In, the latest stage extravaganza from the Demon Barbers, you can now watch it on DVD. It’s a must see!

Louis Killen provides soundtrack to new Toast Short Film

Louis Killen provides soundtrack to new Toast Short Film

Art and Culture 1 October 2012

Louis Killen along with another track taken from Topic Records back catalogue feature in two new short films put together by Toast, the fashion company. Watch them now.

B.L.O.T. - Basic Love of Things

Film: B.L.O.T. – Basic Love of Things

Film 19 September 2012

B.L.O.T. are a Indian DJ / art collective who put together this great audiovisual portrait of Bombay, it’s fun, inventive and incredibly creative. Watch it now.

The Beatles Classic 1967 Film ' The Magical Mystery Tour' Restored for DVD

The Beatles Classic 1967 Film ‘ The Magical Mystery Tour’ Restored for DVD

Film 22 August 2012

The Beatles Classic 1967 Film ‘ The Magical Mystery Tour’ Restored for DVD, watch the trailer here and find out more!

Short Film: Nomadism

Short Film: Nomadism

Art and Culture 9 August 2012

Nomadism is a short film of many, capturing the journeys of traveller, photographer and cinematographer, Marty Mellway. His lifestyle is one of endless travels: rootless, non domestic, and roving.

Independent Film: ‘What Have You Done Today Mervyn Day?’

Independent Film: ‘What Have You Done Today Mervyn Day?’

Art and Culture 3 August 2012

‘What Have You Done Today Mervyn Day?’ is a film about the redevelopment of the Lower Lea Valley in East London to become the Olympic Park. A fascinating film through the eyes a community.

Thumbnail image for Sigur Rós: Valtari Mystery Film Experiment

Sigur Rós: Valtari Mystery Film Experiment

Art and Culture 2 August 2012

Watch the latest films to be released as part of the Sigur Rós Mystery Film Experiment in which a dozen film makers are allowed the utmost creative freedom to interpret the album.

A Short Film: Fragments of Iceland

A Short Film: Fragments of Iceland

Art and Culture 1 August 2012

Fragments of Iceland is a short film by french film-makers Lea Amiel and Nicolas Libersalle who capture beautiful moments through the lens. Enjoy!

Metamorphosis (Titian 2012)

Video: Metamorphosis (Titian 2012)

Art and Culture 11 July 2012

Ovid’s classical poem Metamorphosis is the feature of a new short film featuring Anna Friel and Ed Speleers to publicise the Titian exhibition at the National Gallery. It is stunning, watch it now!

On Tour: Bronnt Industries Kapital ‘Turksib’

On Tour: Bronnt Industries Kapital ‘Turksib’

Film 11 July 2012

Viktor Turin’s ‘Turksib’ (1928) is one of the most breathtaking documentaries ever shot, here it is embellished with a stunning live score from Bronnt Industries Kapital. On tour soon!

New Hauschka Video: Radar

New Hauschka Video: Radar

Film 3 July 2012

German pianist / composer Hauschka has released a new Jeff Desom directed video for the ‘Radar‘ which features dancer Patrick Williams a.k.a. TwoFace who takes on the role of human marionette.

Film Documentary: The Moon and the Sledgehammer

Film Documentary: The Moon and the Sledgehammer

Film 12 May 2012

The Moon and the Sledgehammer is a 1971 documentary film that tells the story of the Pages, a family living in a ramshackle house situated in six acres of woodland, completely cut-off from the outside world just 20 miles South of London.