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This Week
FilmExposed is an online magazine with a full-on indie remit that focuses on the best in UK + World cinema. It is written by some of the best film journalists, and cinephiles who have a passion for - and discerning taste - in film. We are totally committed to leading our readers astray, enticing them off the mainstream path as we give our ink to all that's indie, arthouse, and weird; to films that challenge, provoke, outrage and entertain.
In cinemas on Friday July 4th, where his hometown is concerned, Guy Maddin finds, rather like Hotel California, he can check any time he likes, but he can never leave, in his beautiful, dreamlike film MY WINNIPEG; British slacker filmmaker Chris Waitt rakes over his past to ask ex-girlfriends why they dumped him, and what makes him rubbish at relationships in his debut feature A HISTORY OF MY SEXUAL FAILURES, and, directed by Jean-Paul Salomé, the heroism of the French servicewomen enlisted by the British Army under Winston Churchill to rescue a British Agent, and assassinate a Nazi Colonel is revealed in the sobering FEMALE AGENTS.
In Features we chat to the bright young things in British cinema KEIRA KNIGHTLY, SIENNA MILLER, MATTHEW RHYS AND JOHN MAYBURY about the making of THE EDGE OF LOVE.
Still on release, Doctor Who's Mickey, Noel Clarke, scripts, directs and takes the lead in this follow up to KIDULTHOOD, where six years later Sam comes out of prison determined to make a fresh start, and his victim's friends are out for his blood in the British Box Office hit ADULTHOOD; Vera and Caitlin form a strong bond with each other, connected by the man who loves them both, poet Dylan Thomas in John Maybury's beautifully shot THE EDGE OF LOVE; when he hears that his daughter is gravely ill after a drugs overdose, lifer Frank decides to break out and assembles team to plan and execute the escape in Rupert Wyatt's THE ESCAPIST.
Enjoy the films!
Sandi Chaitram
Editor
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