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REVIEW: Goldfrapp – Head First

 

Tuesday, April 6th, 2010

 

Goldfrapp have built their career on sex. It oozed out of every note played and every word in the seediest way possible.

BY BEN FINCH

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ARTS: Success for QUB Players at the ISDA awards in Dublin

 

Saturday, April 3rd, 2010

 

Three plays were chosen to represent Queen’s at the ISDA awards, with five times nominated cast and crew of ‘The History Boys’ winning the Special Judges’ Award.

BY EMMA GALLEN

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REVIEW: Beyond the Pole

 

Monday, March 29th, 2010

 

“I don’t put my faith in international actions, or in politicians, but I put my faith in us.”

These words from the director David Williams in a Q & A session succinctly shows the premise of this comic tale of heroism, poor preparation, and gay Norwegians. ‘Beyond The Pole’ avoids the lofty moralising of previous climate films such as ‘An Inconvenient Truth’, instead a message of small differences in our daily lives is promoted. The central theme of the film is a polar expedition carried out by two friends, Mark Bark-Jones (played by Stephen Mangan) and Brian Tongue (Rhys Thomas). The aim: To be the first all vegan, carbon neutral, and self-sufficient expedition to reach the North Pole.

BY JOSHUA GREENWOOD

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REVIEW: Perrier’s Bounty

 

Sunday, March 28th, 2010

 

This film comes with a lot of pedigree. Presumably coming off the back of the success of 2008 masterpiece ‘In Bruges’, with the director of ‘A Film With Me In It’ and the writer of ‘Intermission’ and starring Brendan Gleeson, Jim Broadbent, Cillian Murphy and Liam Cunningham, how could it be bad? Well…it isn’t. OK, it isn’t going to give the Irish film industry the kick up the backside that it needs, but it is a very funny 88 minutes and entertaining to beat the band.

BY MATTHEW MCKERNAN

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FEATURE: Lights out for Earth Hour

 

Thursday, March 25th, 2010

 

This Saturday, lights across all seven continents of the globe will be turned off in support of WWF’s Earth Hour, to call on action to be taken on climate change. This year major landmarks all over the world will be shutting off their lights at 8.30pm local time, including the Eiffel Tower, The Empire State Building and the Hiroshima Peace Memorial. Earth Hour is supported by scores of politicians and celebrities such as Boris Johnson, Alexandra Burke, Paloma Faith and, er, Danielle Lineker.

BY RUTH MAGENNIS

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ARTS: Surprise Screening at QFT

 

Tuesday, March 23rd, 2010

 

Queen’s Film Theatre and BT are joining forces to present an exclusive preview screening of a new and exciting film with the BT Surprise Screening from 9pm on Saturday 27 March.

BY KERRI-ANNE CAMPBELL

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REVIEW: Exit through the Giftshop

 

Sunday, March 14th, 2010

 

The Mysterious street artist/vandal/topic of controversy Banksy opens with his first film, a documentary about an attempted documentary maker. Thierry Guetta, a French immigrant in Los Angeles is a camera obsessive, who through his cousin ‘Invader’, gets gradually more and more involved in the subversive world of street art. Those of you wishing to see Banksy’s face or voice will be disappointed as he’s dubbed over, but the film, rather than being about him, is rather more directed by him, about the original filmmaker as a ‘more interesting character’.

BY DEREK CROSBY

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