Lola Dutronic – ‘My Name Is Lola’ reviewed
❉ A Truly Global Lola: This song is essentially a love letter to Lola Dutronic’s favourite city of Berlin, and a departure from their usual approach.
Month: December 2017
‘When the Wind Blows’ Dual Format release, screening at BFI
❉ When the Wind Blows launch screening & Q&A at BFI Southbank, Sun 28 Jan.
Interview: Jeffrey Alan Fiskin, screenwriter
❉ We chat with the writer of cult classics such as Cutter’s Way, Louis Malle’s Crackers and Tony Scott’s Revenge.
BBC Two Documentary To Celebrate Michael Palin’s Life On Screen
❉ Michael Palin: A Life on Screen will be co-produced by BAFTA Productions and Whizz Kid Entertainment.
Pre-Order ‘Playboys, Spies, And Private Eyes – Inspired By ITC’ Now!
❉ Published in aid of the Born Free Foundation, celebrating ITC’s remarkable legacy with 35 chapters by a wide range of writers.
Arrow Books announce ‘The Hitcher’
❉ Scholar and author Alexandra Heller Nicholas explores the cult classic.
‘The Man Who Invented Christmas’ (PG) reviewed
❉ Christmas cracker or turkey? Ben Peyton gives his verdict…
Out of tune: The Myth of Dougie vs Dudley, Part 2
❉ Myth-busting the ‘feud’ between the recently departed composer and the legendary TV director.
Moviedrome Redux: ‘By The Sea’ (2015)
❉ Nick Clement presents his assessments of cinematic gems and cult oddities. By the Sea was always going to present itself as a challenge to pretty […]
‘The Gruesome Twosome’ on Blu-ray
❉ Arrow Video kicks off 2018 with Herschell Gordon Lewis’s delightfully depraved The Gruesome Twosome.