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Will
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2012
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Ellen Perry
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TBC
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Damian Lewis ... Gareth
Bob Hoskins ... Davey
Alice Krige ... Sister Carmel
Jane March ... Sister Noell
Rebekah Staton ... Nancy
Branko Tomovic ... Avdo Bilic
Mark Dymond ... Detective
Neil Fitzmaurice ... Fitzy
Canan Erguder ... Mina Bilic
Malcolm Storry ... Finch
Giles Alderson ... TV Reporter
Steven Gerrard ... Himself
Shaun Lucas ... Pall Bearer
Charlotte Asprey ... Julia DuBois
Brandon Robinson ... Ritche
Paul McGrattan ... Slick Rick
George Antoni ... Ali
Nicolas Chagrin ... Mathieu
Kristian Kiehling ... Alek
Ralph Amoussou ... Serge
Mary Robinson ... Nun
Freya Berry
Glenn Wrage
Kenny Dalglish ... Himself
Joe Ferrara ... Mustafa
Yesim Tomay ... Edina Bilic
Jamie Carragher ... Himself
Liz Daniels ... Mrs. Osmanovic
John May ... Barney
Mick Slaney ... Pall Bearer
Perry Eggleton ... Will
Zina Badran ... Abu Dhabian Newsreader
Jim Sturgeon ... Celt
Suat Oktay Senocak ... Tall Police
Ravi Aujla ... Newsreader
Julia Saint Paul ... Soeur Miséricorde de la Sainte Trinité
Roarke Alexander ... Customs Official
Kieran Wallbanks ... Simon
Hugo Culverhouse ... First Croney
Ihsan Ilhan ... Short Cop
Karen Crean ... Will's Mum
Henry Monk ... Wedding waiter
Steven Thrift ... The Groom |
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Eleven-year-old Will Brennan is Liverpool FC’s biggest fan. When his long-absent father briefly reappears with tickets to the 2005 Champions League Final in Istanbul, Will’s dream of watching his beloved team in one of their biggest ever matches is about to come true. But not everyone wants him to go...
Setting out on his own to travel across Europe to get to the match and meet his Liverpool heroes, can Will overcome the odds and live out his very own football fantasy?
Will has an all-star British cast including Bob Hoskins and Damien Lewis and appearances from Liverpool legends Steven Gerrard, Jamie Carragher and Kenny Dalglish.
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Hunky Dory
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2011
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Marc Evans
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TBC
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Minnie Driver ... Vivienne
Aneurin Barnard ... Davey
Danielle Branch ... Stella
Robert Pugh ... Headmaster
Haydn Gwynne ... Mrs. Valentine
Steve Speirs ... Mr. Cafferty
Aled Pugh ... Tim
Julia Perez ... Sylvie
Kayleigh Bennett ... Dena Davies
Hollie Blundell ... Stella's Mate
Adam Byard ... Lewis Munro
Jodie Davis ... Mandy
Darren Evans ... Kenny Loder
Helen Evans ... Nurse/Disco Dancer/ Parent
Roger Evans ... Mr. Chisolm
Kristian Gwilliam ... Hoople - Andy Dixon
Ryan Hacker ... Daz - Soccer Boy
Tomos Harries ... Evan
George MacKay ... Jake Zeppi
James Morgan ... Skinhead
Kimberley Nixon ... Vicki Munro
Jonny Owen ... Henry
Jay Powrie ... Malcolm Evans
Tracey Louise Mann¹ ... Audience Member
Rhys Rusbatch ... Swansea Bloke
Matthew Trow ... Parent
Jonny Vaughton ... Mr. Swinton |
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Welcome to Swansea, 1976 during the hottest summer on record, where rehearsals are taking place for a high-school Rock ‘n’ Roll version of Shakespeare’s The Tempest that David Bowie would be proud of.
Hunky Dory is an unforgettable coming-of-age journey following a group of school friends in their last weeks before they are out in the real world. Don’t miss this home-grown, nostalgic, feel-good Britflick! |
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Private Peaceful
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2012
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Pat O'Connor
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TBC
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Richard Griffiths ... The Colonel
Alexandra Roach ... Molly Monks
Frances de la Tour ... Grandma Wolf
Jack O'Connell ... Charlie Peaceful
Izzy Meikle-Small ... Young Molly
John Lynch ... Sargeant Hanley
Maxine Peake ... Hazel Peaceful
George MacKay ... Tommo Peaceful
Hero Fiennes-Tiffin ... Young Charlie
Lars van Riesen ... German Soldier
Anthony Flanagan ... Recruiting Sergeant
Richard Teverson ... Recruiting Officer
Paul Chequer ... Corporal
Anna Carteret ... Colonel's Wife
Angus Wright ... Captain Barnes
David Yelland ... General Haig
James Laurenson ... Major Fitzpatrick
Rita Davies ... Old Lady
Paul Bentall ... Mr. Munnings
Mykola Allen ... Nipper
Samuel Bottomley ... Young Tommo
Christopher Dane ... Rifleman
Kyle Summercorn ... Big Joe Peaceful
Geoffrey Streatfield ... Captain, the Rev Adams
Michael Mears ... The Vicar
Jordan Grehs ... Young Fred
Eline Powell ... Anna
Jamie de Courcey ... Army Doctor
Paul Ready ... Captain Wilkins
Stephen Kennedy ... James Peaceful
Michael Gould ... Mr. Monks
David Frost ... Farmer
James McArdle
Sam Frenchum ... Jimmy Parsons
Keith Bartlett ... Farmer Cox
Frasier Huckle ... Young Jimmy
William Brand ... Patron
Philip Harvey ... Grave Digger
Guy de Beaujeu ... Arrogant Lieutentant
Clive Hayward ... Civilian Doctor
Bettrys Jones ... Biddy
Joanne Cummins ... Miss Mcallister
Mike Noble ... Fred
Joe Hurst ... Young pete
Maxwell Hutcheon ... Colonel's Chauffeur
Sion Young ... Pete Bovey
Jo Hurst ... Young pete
Reece Donn ... Young Nipper
Rose Reade ... Waitress
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Private Peaceful details the gritty rural lives and loves of Tommo and Charlie – two young brothers – and their poor Devonshire family from 1909 until 1916, when the outbreak of war destroys their country idyll. Both join up (one under age) leaving behind the beautiful Molly who is the love of both their lives.
The young men survive gas attacks, shelling, German troops and the appalling deaths of their close friends. But one thing they cannot escape is summary military justice. |
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Anna Karenina
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2012
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Joe Wright
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TBC
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Keira Knightley ... Anna Karenina
Jude Law ... Alexei Karenin
Emily Watson ... Countess Lydia
Kelly Macdonald ... Dolly
Michelle Dockery ... Princess Myagkaya
Matthew Macfadyen ... Oblonsky
Aaron Johnson ... Count Vronsky
Olivia Williams ... Countess Vronskaya
Holliday Grainger ... The Baroness
Ruth Wilson ... Princess Betsy
Alexandra Roach ... Countess Nordston
Domhnall Gleeson ... Levin
Alicia Vikander ... Kitty
Bill Skarsgård ... Captain Machouten
Eros Vlahos ... Boris
Tannishtha Chatterjee ... Masha
Kenneth Collard ... Prince Tverskoy
Kostas Katsikis
Emerald Fennell ... Princess Merkalova
Hera Hilmar ... Varya
Max Bennett ... Petritsky
Guro Nagelhus Schia ... Annushka
Allegra Giagu ... Anna Karenina - Soprano
Telman Guzhevsky ... Count Vronsky - Tenor
Conor McCarry ... Young Peasant
Claire Greenway ... The Austrian Princess
Sarine Sofair ... Anna's Friend
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Sightseers
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2013
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Ben Wheatley
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TBC
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Chris (Steve Oram) wants to show Tina (Alice Lowe) his world and he wants to do it his way - on a journey through the British Isles in his beloved Abbey Oxford Caravan. Tina's led a sheltered life and there are things that Chris needs her to see - the Crich Tramway Museum, the Ribblehead Viaduct, the Keswick Pencil Museum and the rolling countryside that separates these wonders in his life.
But it doesn't take long for the dream to fade. Litterbugs, noisy teenagers and pre-booked caravan sites, not to mention Tina's meddling mother, soon conspire to shatter Chris's dreams and send him, and anyone who rubs him up the wrong way, over a very jagged edge. |
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Berberian Sound Studio
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2013
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Peter Strickland
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TBC
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Toby Jones ... Gilderoy
Tonia Sotiropoulou ... Elena
Cosimo Fusco ... Francesco
Layla Amir ... Equestrian Girl
Susanna Cappellaro ... Veronica
Eugenia Caruso ... Claudia
Lara Parmiani ... Chiara
Antonio Mancino ... Santini
Chiara D'Anna ... Elisa |
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Award-winning filmmaker Peter Stickland follows his critically-acclaimed debut Katalin Varga with Berberian Sound Studio. A sonic descent into the darker recesses of cinema as a naive sound engineer from Dorking, UK, loses his grip on reality as he takes a job on an Italian horror film in the ‘70s.
As actresses overdub one ear-shredding scream after another, and as knives and machetes repeatedly hack away at innocent vegetables during effects recordings, Gilderoy has to confront his own demons in order to stay afloat in an environment ruled by exploitation both on and off screen |
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