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Proxima

Proxima There are some films that are so full of concepts, that are packed with reality-bending twists that the sheer rush of ideas and the enthusiasm of the filmmaking is enough, on its own, to hold your attention for the whole of the film. Not only is Proxima is just such a film, but it's also a very good piece of cinema in its own right.

This is very much a film for the literate SF fan. Although it has some flaws, the narrative is both effective and disorientating. The cast put in consistently strong performances and this, combined with both the visual feel of the film as well as the sheer volume of ideas and conceptual twists with which it is packed not only keeps you engaged throughout, but is also enough bring you back to the film, many times over.


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Ada: Zombilerin Düğünü

Poster for Ada: Zombilerin Düğünü Known each other for a long time friend of the five-person group, partner to attend the wedding of a friend Büyükada'ya expenses. Erhan, together with the wedding and a long range team can record their happy moments brought a camera for receiving and continuous shooting is near. Viewed throughout the entire film, this camera mirrors ones. Later in the hour of the wedding guests and a group of zombie attack, mess turns into the lake of blood.


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London Betty hits DVD in February

The London Betty DVD On February 2nd, 2010. Maverick Entertainment will release London Betty (review, trailer) on DVD on their Platinum Label.

The pre-order date is 1st January 2010 and you find more details, including a full list of features, on the Maverick London Betty product page.


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Quote of the Day: Imbeciles

This is going to cripple the long tail of the creative sector — it plays entirely to the interests of large corporate media organizations and shits on the plate of us ordinary working artists.

- Charlie Stross on the UK Governments Digital Economy Bill