AND THE AWARD GOES TO… This was such a richly rewarding London Film Festival that DVDfever split its retrospective coverage in three. In the first two, longer instalments we looked in depth at the movies …
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London Film Festival 2011 Part 2: Imported Gems (Oct 12th-27th)
London Film Festival 2011 Part 2: Imported Gems: Welcome to the second part of DVDfever’s London Film Festival retrospective. Last time we looked at the big budget and indie movies from the US and UK. …
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London Film Festival 2011 Part 1: The Big Fellas (Oct 12th-27th)
London Film Festival 2011 Part 1: The Big Fellas: We’re going to mix it up a bit for this year’s look back over the London Film Festival. In fact, we’ve got so much to say …
Continue readingThe London Korean Film Festival 2011 Preview (Nov 3rd-17th)
The London Korean Film Festival 2011: As any movie aficionado knows, the most exciting films are coming in from all over the world right now – just check out Argentina, Mexico and Hong Kong for …
Continue readingThe London Film Festival 2011 Preview (Oct 12th-27th)
The London Film Festival 2011: Get booking, get queuing, but be sure to get tickets for the UK’s biggest film festival, says Helen M Jerome. What do you want from the movies? Homegrown and international …
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Life by Keith Richards – The DVDfever Audiobook Review
Life by Keith Richards: Don’t be daunted by the huge size and duration of this audiobook, and don’t neglect it if you’re not a huge fan of Keith Richards’ band, The Rolling Stones – because …
Continue readingMy Sister Lives on the Mantelpiece by Annabel Pitcher – The DVDfever Review
My Sister Lives on the Mantelpiece by Annabel Pitcher – Audiobook Review I apologise right now. For those new to the audiobook experience, I am afraid that this is precisely the kind of story that …
Continue readingBarney’s Version – The DVDfever Cinema Review
Barney’s Version: Fresh from his personal triumph at the Golden Globes – winning Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy for this performance – Paul Giamatti struts his comic stuff across this long and winding …
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