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Saturday 14 August
Bonobo ‘Flutter’ 5 minutes U Animated Music video. Music
Videos
Morris Men Joan Smith
20 minutes U Fly-on-the-Wall documentary
on a trope of Morris dancers based in Hammersmith,
West London. The film explores the African origins
of the dance. Documentary.
Night School Simon Green
15 minutes 12
Separate narratives take place
both above and belowground then plummet into a
tide of cardboard waves and cotton wool clouds.
An exploration of space and reality and artifice.
3.00pm The Return Of The King
(Peter Jackson) 200 minutes PG Jackson’s masterful distillation
of Tolkein’s complex tale reaches it’s shattering
climax at the gates of Minas Tirith. Elf battles
Orc, Hobbit battles Gollum in this monumental
epic celebrating the triumph of good over evil.
The best film ever made?
7.30pm An Evening With Mike Figgis One of the modern masters of
film presents a masterclass in filmmaking and
introduces his rare and seminal documentaries
on Vivienne Westwood, William Forsyth and the
Frankfurt Ballet, and Flamenco Women. Figgis is probably best known
for Internal Affairs with Richard Gere and Leaving
Las Vegas with Nick Cage, but his 20 year career
embraces many levels of filmmaking from opening
out to the screen Rattigan’s stage play The Browning
Version to directing pop star Sting in Stormy
Monday. Recently Figgis’ oeuvre has
become more experimental, working particularly
with digital formats in the four screen Timecode
and with controversial historical documentary
The Battle Of Orgreave where the original
protagonists were invited to relive their life
or death battle with Thatcher’s stormtroopers
over the future of coal mining. His latest film Cold Creek Manor
with Sharon Stone is released in the Autumn 1994
VIVIENNE WESTWOOD “ON LIBERTY” (Documentary) 1995
William Forsyth and the Frankfurt Ballet ‘JUST
DANCING AROUND’ (Documentary) 1997
FLAMENCO WOMEN (Documentary)
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