AUGUST 2010 |
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The Nine Muses - World Premiere at Venice Film Festival!
The feature-length version of the film Mnemosyne, The Nine Muses,
will be in competition in the 'Horizons' sidebar at the 67th
Venice Film Festival. Read more about the lineup at:
Variety News: Venice Film Festival Announces its 'Horizons' Line-up
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JULY 2010 |
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Mnemosyne at the BFI Gallery 10 July - 30 August
Mnemosyne screens at the BFI Gallery on London's Southbank this
summer. Following its hugely successful run at Birmingham's
The Public gallery, Mnemosyne will be on at the BFI Gallery
for six weeks.
More details on the BFI Website.
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JUNE 2010 |
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Small-Time Revolutionary hits the festival circuit
Small-Time Revolutionary starts its festival round this summer with
screenings at Frameline Film Festival in San Francisco, Outfest in
Los Angeles and Rushes Soho Shorts in London. Other festival
screenings include Side by Side Film Festival in St Petersburg,
Russia and Shortini International Short Film Festival in Sicily,
Italy. More festival news to follow.
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MARCH 2010 |
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Mnemosyne is a hit with the critics!
Since its January premiere at the Public in Birmingham, MNEMOSYNE,
directed by John Akomfrah OBE, has received rave reviews from The
Times, New Statesman and Sight & Sound.
READ REVIEWS HERE: |
FEBRUARY 2010 |
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My Sapera Heart's edit has been completed
The edit on MY SAPERA HEART, a feature documentary directed by
Rachel Seely, has been completed and the film is currently in sound
post-production. Filmed over a period of three years and consisting of several hundred hours of rushes, the film follows the powerful, if tragic, story of a low-caste gypsy woman, Sandra, set against the dramatic Rajasthani landscape in North West India. WATCH THE TEASER HERE |