Tag: paddy considine

• TYRANNOSAUR

  Cineworld Glasgow, 11.10.11 Debut feature director Paddy Considine and star Peter Mullen have both been at pains in press interviews for their new film Tyrannosaur to emphasise that it is not another British film of social realism, in the line of Ken Loach or Tony Richardson. One obvious reason for this is that such a label…

  Iain Kelly

  11/11/2011

  Art, Cinema, Commentary, Entertainment, Film Review, Review, Review

  cinema, cinema review, commentary, culture, entertainment, film, film review, movies, olivia colman, paddy considine, peter mullen, Review, reviews, tyrannosaur

• SUBMARINE

  Cineworld Glasgow, 25.03.11 On the walls of teenager Oliver Tate’s (Craig Roberts) bedroom in his family home in 1980’s Swansea are numerous film posters and drawings.  Alongside a portrait of Woody Allen are posters for the French nouvelle vague film Ma Nuit Chez Maud (Eric Rohmer, 1969) and Jean-Peirre Melville’s Le Samourai (1967).  The iconic image…

  Iain Kelly

  25/03/2011

  Cinema, Commentary, Culture, Entertainment, Film Review, Review, Review

  art, british film, cinema, cinema review, commentary, culture, entertainment, film, film review, movies, paddy considine, Review, reviews, richard ayoade, sally hawkins, Submarine