Indiewire have announced the first films that will be shown at the Toronto International Film Festival in September, and that list includes the premiere of Rosewater.
You can buy ticket packages now, otherwise single tickets will go on sale on 31 August.
The screenings take place on 8 and 9 September 2014, and can be seen in detail here.
Further screenings will be announced as and when we get them.
Endeavour 2×04 “Neverland”
[…] the mystery is complex without being convoluted, and I consider it the strongest script of this series, which has tended towards noir elements. Our heroes (slightly tarnished, like the best noir protagonists, but good men nonetheless) are up against crooked and far-reaching powers, against which victory is by no means certain. ‘Neverland’ is a noir conspiracy-thriller, with the tension slowly rising to its fever-pitched climax.
(Source: All-Allam.com)
This relatively spoiler-free review of Endeavour episode “Neverland” comes from CriminalElement.com:
The final episode of Endeavour Series 2 was a corker.
We don’t do spoilers on Masterpiece Mystery programs, but I would suggest that you go and watch “Neverland” right now if you haven’t already. Then go back and watch it again, knowing what you know. It’s better the second time.
(Source: CriminalElement.com)
BBC Media Centre have published the synopsis for episodes one and two of series two of The Village, due to air next month on BBC One.
You can read them here.
The date and time is still to be confirmed but we’ll announce it as soon as we know.
They have also added an overview of the series by Peter Moffat, which you can read here.
The BBC have released the first image of Andrew Gower in the role of Gilbert Hankin in series 2 of The Village. The image shows him holding Tom Varey (Bert Middleton) aloft on his shoulders, assisted by Matt Stokoe (Gerrard Eyre).
There is no release date for the series, but we will keep you posted as and when we receive news.
Photographer Phil Sharp has added some wonderful new portrait shots of Andrew to his website.
You can find also find the pictures in our Gallery.
All pictures © Phil Sharp / http://www.philsharp-photo.com
Out of Darkness will screen as part of the ‘Perception’ session at the East End Film Festival in London on 23 June. The screening will take place at the Genesis Cinema and tickets will be available soon from here.
You can read a full list of the shorts that are being screened during the session at the East End Film Festival website.
Saturday, 4pm, Cannes, the grim little Olympia theater complex: standing outside, suddenly, Jon Stewart, host of the Daily Show. LionsGate/Open Road scheduled a sneak screening for film buyers of Stewart’s directorial debut “Rosewater.”
(Source: Showbiz411.com)
According to Deadline.com, Jon Stewart’s Rosewater is close to securing a rights deal with Open Road Films.
Read more here.
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