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Escape The Waves
A look into the new movie by P.A.L Productions, this article includes thoughts from the director Adam Stew and talks with the main star Megan Ward. We also look at why the film choose this region to film in which is pretty good like.
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A Life With Me
A Life With Me is another P.A.L Productions movie. A mother independent film getting loads of spot light and you have to watch it to find out why. The story mainly follows young Jill Morrison who is...
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Station
Believe it or not Station is actually a romance movie Well has romance in it the main focus is Mystery. We end up following our main female Tiffany Maddison and her life after she finishes...
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Cinema screenings
This movie was amazing the fact it was only made by 12 people is unbelievable. Students in college are making films just as good as some low budget movies in hollywood...
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Across Reviewed By Sam Watson
What We Do In The Shadows. Reviewed By Angela Shim
No this film is not everyones cup of tea but i thought it was hilerious I have never laughed so much at a vampire movie and think I would enjoy it this much you better go check it out its canny good.Read more...
The Event last night Reviewed By Amelie Jane
I know how hard it is to make independent films but i just can't see this film doing too good, it had potential but like, I just don't think it represented the North East the way it should have... Read more...
In The Toon Reviewed By Benny Watt
This film was a sequel to the film Down The Toon, as a sequel I didn't think it was bad and I didn't think it was great it was good. I reviewed Down The Toon and gave it 4 and a half stars as it was so funny but this...
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A Life With Me Reviewed By Focus
It's about time we sat down and reviewed a movie its been a while and what a better movie to review. First of this film has amazing actors, Chrissy from Across was in it man what a better lead...Read more...
What A Day Reviewed By John Smith
Boring! I am sorry but like it really was, No really good plot no motivation and the whole tone was bland. felt like it had no artistic direction and from an independent howway man....Read more...
Across
Across is up there with the best independent films this year, The story follows 28 year old Adrien Daniels who has no job and has to look after is 15 year old sister who does questionable things to him, going out with weird groups of people...
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In The Toon
20 year old Eliot is used to a life of partying and drinking until he falls in love with a girl he met online Tabitha, Everyone is telling him its a bad idea but just like in Down The Toon we know Eliot never listens and turns out Tabitha doesn't either. A perky and witty girl she...
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Tyne side cinema I,Daniel Blake
Ken Loach’s triumphant Palme d’Or-winning impassioned welfare state drama, made right here in Newcastle, is a vital film for our times. Certificate 15. Screening Friday the 21st till Monday 31st. To find out more dates and times click HERE.
Tyne side Cinema My Scientology Movie
ouis Theroux's first theatrical feature documentary delving into the world of Scientology, has been a mammoth hit at Tyneside with tons of sold-out screenings already Certificate 1. Screening Monday 17th till Thursday 20th.
Jam jar Cinema Kuno and the Two Strings
In ancient Japan, Kubo is a young boy who lives with his ill mother, Sariatu, in a cave on top of a mountain. Every day he goes out to a nearby village to tell stories by magically manipulating pieces of paper that form into origami that moves under music played from Kubo's shamisen to the villagers. Certificate PG. Screening 22nd 12:00PM.
New Library
This new library has recently opened and has many great tech features like a 3D printer come check it out
