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Tag Archives: Alice Lowe
Eternal Beauty DVD review: Dir. Craig Roberts (2020)
A tender tale, complete with a beautiful, empathetic and devoted performance from Sally Hawkins. Continue reading
The Fight DVD review: Dir. Jessica Hynes (2019)
A strong, personal and emotional debut from Hynes – Out now on DVD. Continue reading
Sometimes Always Never review: Dir. Carl Hunter (2019)
A curiously eccentric and unique film with Bill Nighy and Sam Riley on excellent form. Opening in UK cinemas on 14 June! Continue reading
Watch Rob Savage’s sublime short horror ‘Salt’, starring Alice Lowe, right now!
Rob Savage’s 2-minute horror is an exceptional example of getting it right! Watch now. Continue reading
Craig Roberts’ ‘Eternal Beauty’ starring Sally Hawkins and Alice Lowe begins filming in Wales
The five-week shoot in Wales has begun, and Craig Roberts has gathered a stellar cast for his second film ‘Eternal Beauty’. Continue reading
The Ghoul review: “An intense, complex debut”
Gareth Tunley’s debut is an intense and visceral vision that’s both complex and exceptional. Continue reading
Chubby Funny review: “A natural, bittersweet British indie comedy”
Our review of indie Brit comedy-drama Chubby Funny – Out now in the UK Continue reading
Smart UK poster for Gareth Tunley’s indie mind-twister ‘The Ghoul’
Take a closer look at the great new poster for The Ghoul – Out 4 August Continue reading
Prevenge Blu-ray review: “A brilliant, unique twisted comedy-drama”
Prevenge is bloody brilliant, and quite obscurely inspired, must-watch debut from Alice Lowe. Continue reading
New trailer plus Q and A dates for Alice Lowe’s ‘Prevenge’
Here’s your first ‘must see’ of 2017, it’s the deliciously dark directorial debut of Alice Lowe, it’s called Prevenge and it’s coming to UK cinemas from 10th February 2017 – Trailer below alongside with 16 UK Q and A dates… This one is a dark, wry British comedy that follows Ruth, a pregnant woman on … Continue reading
Black Mountain Poets review: “A charming, entertainingly original indie”
Jamie Adams’ third feature film sees us follow two sisters, Claire (Dolly Wells) and Lisa (Alice Lowe), who steal the identities of famous fictional poets The Wilding Sisters. To set this up they initially try to steal a JCB but drive off scared, then run out of petrol and end up nabbing the car of the … Continue reading
