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Poster: The Dark Knight Rises

Less than two months to go now… are you excited?

Poster: Cosmopolis

Based on the novel by Don DeLillo, Robert Pattinson stars alongside Paul Giamatti, Samantha Morton and Juliette Binoche in Cronenberg’s latest film.

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Released in cinemas on June 15th

6 May – 31 May

Gate Picturehouse, Notting Hill and Stratford East Picturehouse

Throughout the month of May, Dogwoof will celebrate the best in UK and World documentary filmmaking by teaming up with the Notting Hill Gate Picturehouse and Stratford East Picturehouse to present a tantalising season of docs they call: DOGWOOF DOCS. Four films will be presented over one month and include a director Q&A and exclusive preview ahead of the general release.

For tickets & more information, visit:

http://dogwoof.com/blog/post/dogwoof_documentary_season/6290

Posters: Snow White and the Huntsman

Released on 1st June 2012 with previews on 30th May

For more information: http://www.facebook.com/snowwhiteandthehuntsmanuk

Poster: Joyful Noise

Dolly Parton and Queen Latifah, Choirs and attitude - we think one of our writers may explode with excitement!

Released on 29th June

Competition

We have two pairs of tickets to giveaway to a special screening of Demons on Friday 20th April at Genesis Cinema, London.

http://www.genesiscinema.co.uk/film-info.php?film=1075

To enter all you need to do is email us: cinetalktv@gmail.com with the title of your favourite horror film.

Entrants must be over 18

The film starts at 8.30pm

Review: Battleship

Aliens come to Earth with the plan to kill us, or enslave us, or something. It doesn’t really matter what they want, because what they find when they get here is 45,000 tonnes of Battleship, questionable physics, Taylor Kitsch, Rihanna, and enough soppy patriotism that means frankly, we should just feel sorry for them. They never stood a chance.

Review: The Hunger Games

The much anticipated adaptation of Suzanne Collins book of the same title which I haven’t read so went in with no expectations at all. A dystopian North America is now split into twelve districts and ruled by a lavish metropolis called The Capitol. Every year they pick two children aged between 12- 18 to battle to the death as part of a reality TV show. The similarities to Battle Royale and The Running Man cannot be ignored and it doesn’t live up to the grit of either. Saying that, I applaud a film (and book) aimed at the youth market that raises moral issues in such an accessible way.

DVD Review: Love on a Pillow - 50th Anniversary

“I think I love you. It’s awful.”

Beautiful composition, sexual awakening, stirring of the soul and free flowing jazz make up this absurd tale of eros. Director, Roger Vadim, takes a complex look at love, societal expectations and self-destructive tendencies.

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