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Making It Big: Bulb

David Brake
November 13, 2014
Features, Independent, Making It Big
Everybody loves the movies. The art of cinema captivates every age, race, gender of human kind. For some, the infatuation with the moving image cannot be shaken and the ties of affection shape our past,...

CEL Mates: Sita Sings The Blues

Conor Morgan
August 31, 2014
CEL Mates, Features, Independent
Sita Sings the Blues is a 2008 film written, produced and directed by Nina Paley, who also features in the film. In a rather unorthodox fashion, the entire film is created using the Adobe animation program...

Making It Big: Beep

David Brake
August 26, 2014
Features, Independent, Making It Big
As we approach One Room With A View's FIRST birthday (hurrah for us!), it's appropriate we go back to our roots and support the next big thing in the movie world. We've covered projects from Godzilla to George...

Maybeland: Logan’s Run

Madeline Joint
August 25, 2014
Features, Independent, Maybeland
Logan’s Run (1976), starring Michael York as the titular Logan-5 and Jenny Agutter as the titillating Jessica-6, is a sublime '70s disco-era false-utopia flick that is in turns terrific fun and troublingly...

Adults and Animation – The Growing Acceptance of Animation Amongst Grown Ups

Conor Morgan
August 3, 2014
CEL Mates, Features, Independent
Without a doubt, you will have heard the song Let It Go from Disney's animated film Frozen in the past few months. If you're saying you haven't, then you're lying - since its release in December, it's been...

Making It Big: Godzilla Heritage

David Brake
July 24, 2014
Features, Independent, Making It Big
Whether you loved or loathed Gareth Edwards' latest Godzilla entry has put the giant lizard back in vogue. Whether it's a fond look towards the classic Gojira (1954) or a hearty laugh at Roland Emmerich's...

CEL Mates: The Animatrix

Conor Morgan
July 15, 2014
CEL Mates, Features, Independent
The Animatrix is a 2003 animated portmanteau film set in the Matrix universe. Released directly to video to coincide with the theatrical release of The Matrix Reloaded, it is comprised of nine individual short...

Maybeland: Children of Men

Madeline Joint
July 13, 2014
Features, Independent, Maybeland
In 2027 the youngest human on Earth is killed. None will come after him. They’ve all stopped: there are no more pregnancies, no more births, no more babies, and no answers. In the chaos of the 18 years since...

Making It Big: Elstree 1976

David Brake
June 30, 2014
Features, Independent, Making It Big
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away. The opening titles crawl for Star Wars now act as an accurate punch line for the original trilogy. The cinematic journey began 36 years ago during the hottest...

Maybeland: Her

Madeline Joint
June 29, 2014
Features, Independent, Maybeland
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Maybeland is a new feature exploring all the Brave New Worlds of cinema, a look at the various visions of the future – utopic, dystopic and in-between – that all have their own style, predictions and ideas...

CEL Mates: A Town Called Panic

Conor Morgan
June 9, 2014
CEL Mates, Features, Independent
Created by animators Stéphane Aubier and Vincent Patar, A Town Called Panic is a 2009 Belgian stop-motion film that, whilst only 75 minutes long, is totally bonkers for every single one of them. The first...

CEL Mates: Mary and Max

Conor Morgan
May 28, 2014
CEL Mates, Features, Independent
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“Mary Dinkle’s eyes were the colour of muddy puddles. Her birthmark, the colour of poo.” These are the opening lines of Mary and Max, read in the lovely warm voice of Australian national treasure...

CEL Mates: The Illusionist (2010)

Conor Morgan
May 7, 2014
CEL Mates, Features, Independent
2 Comments
The Illusionist is Sylvain Chomet’s long-awaited follow up to The Triplets of Belleville, based on a controversially unproduced script written by French comic Jacques Tati and released in 2010. It was...

CEL Mates: Fear(s) of the Dark

Conor Morgan
April 28, 2014
CEL Mates, Features, Independent
CEL Mates is a new feature about alternative animated films you may not have seen, but probably should; all outside of the Disney/Pixar, Dreamworks and Studio Ghibli fare that dominate the world of animation....
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Making It Big: Somewhere The King

David Brake
April 16, 2014
Features, Independent, Making It Big
1 Comment
Students, eh? A mass band of mad, crazy, drink riddled folk acting as a burden to society, right? Well, there are a few who buck the trend. Although we can't comment on the filmmaker's relation with madness...
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