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Bond 24 to be called Spectre

The director of the twenty fourth Bond film, Sam Mendes, has announced that the title will be Spectre.

4 December 2014
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Birdman dominates Independent Spirit Award nominations

The film that opened the Venice Film Festival, Alejandro González Iñárritu’s Birdman, has topped the nominations list for the thirtieth Film Independent Spirit Awards; it’s nominated in six categories, including Best Feature, Best…

26 November 2014
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’71 tops BIFA nominations list with 9 nods

The drama ’71, set during the Troubles in Northern Ireland, has picked up the most nominations for this year’s British Independent Film Awards, including nods for Best British Independent Film, Best Director…

4 November 2014
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International politics creeps into LFF Awards

At an unusually political set of awards at the 2014 London Film Festival, it’s almost as if the BFI is trying to solve the world’s conflict through film; its main honours have…

19 October 2014
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Neil Patrick Harris to host 2015 Oscars

In recent years, he’s hosted the Emmys and the Tonys and now, Neil Patrick Harris – currently starring in the box office chart topping Gone Girl– is to add the Oscars to…

16 October 2014
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LFF opener Imitation Game wins over Toronto audiences

Benedict Cumberbatch’s starring role as the mathematician Alan Turing, who broke the Nazi Enigma code during the Second World War but then led a tragic post-war life tainted by the illegality of…

15 September 2014
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Venice Golden Lion goes to a Pigeon

A surreal Swedish film, comprising sketches that explore the human condition, has won the top prize at the prestigious Venice Film Festival.

6 September 2014
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Brad Pitt war film Fury to close London Film Festival

Returning to the Second World War for the first time since Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds, Brad Pitt will close the London Film Festival with Fury, in which he stars as a sergeant,…

15 August 2014