Category Archives: Film Reviews
HippFest: New Found Sound
Now in its 16th year, local young musicians come together to soundtrack films from the National Library of Scotland’s archives…
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Tagged Bo'Ness, film, HippFest, music, National Library of Scotland, silent film
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HippFest: High Treason
The UK’s answer to Metropolis enthralled audiences on the third day of HippFest…
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HippFest: Silent Sherlock – Three Classic Cases
Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous sleuth comes to Bo’ness with a triple-bill of adventures…
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Tagged Arthur Conan Doyle, Bo'Ness, film, HippFest, Sherlock Holmes, silent film
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HippFest: Fante-Anne
HippFest opened in style with a landmark of Norwegian romantic cinema…
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Tagged Bo'Ness, film, folk music, HippFest, Norway, silent film
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Love and Friendship
She didn’t exactly have an off day, did Jane Austen, but Simon Walton can’t help feeling Lady Susan was a bit of a rush job, a bit of a seventies Birmingham banger, not really with the sense and sensibility to … Continue reading
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Florence Foster Jenkins
Florence Needs Her Machine Meryl Streep trying out her voice again post Mamma Mia!, Hugh Grant camping it up as a thoroughly upper-crust English toff. The backdrop of the otherworldly nineteen forties New York.
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