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LFF Review: Beware of Mr Baker
When watching a film and confronted with a frenetic editing style the thought often springs to mind that this technique is being used to hide the lack of anything very interesting. In total contrast Director Jay Bulger and editor Abhay Sofsky have used this style to great effect on the illuminating documentary Beware Of Mr Baker, writes Ben Unwin. … Read entire article »
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Documentaries on Day 12 of the LFF
During the BFI London Film Festival, DocGeeks will present you every day with a bite-size oversight of the documentaries screening at the various festival locations. … Read entire article »
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Alex Gibney wins Grierson documentary award at London Film Festival
During a ceremony in central London tonight, the jury of the 56th BFI London Film Festival presented filmmaker Alex Gibney with the Grierson Documentary Award for his documentary film Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God. … Read entire article »
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Documentaries on Day 11 of the LFF
During the BFI London Film Festival, DocGeeks will present you every day with a bite-size oversight of the documentaries screening at the various festival locations. … Read entire article »
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Documentaries on Day 10 of the LFF
During the BFI London Film Festival, DocGeeks will present you every day with a bite-size oversight of the documentaries screening at the various festival locations. … Read entire article »
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LFF Review: What is Love?
A film which”scrutinizes in rigorous and striking detail elements of everyday life, and transforms them into powerful reflections of modern human existence,” that is how Emma Norton describes What is Love, director Ruth Mader’s new documentary which provides an intimate look into the lives of five ordinary people. … Read entire article »
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Documentaries on Day 7 of the LFF
During the BFI London Film Festival, DocGeeks will present you every day with a bite-size oversight of the documentaries screening at the various festival locations. … Read entire article »
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