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Raindance Festival Review: A Surfeit Of Celluloid
I can no longer remember how many films I saw at this year's 17th annual Raindance Film Festiva...
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Where We're Going, We Won't Need Eyes To See: Event Horizon Revisited
On a basic level, there are perhaps two major regions of the science fiction landscape. A numb...
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Jodorowsky’s Dune And The Greatest Films Never Made
For Salvador Dalí: a toilet made from intertwined dolphins — one mouth to receive piss; t...
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Agnès Varda: Walking Backwards Moving Forwards
"I'm playing the part of a little old lady," says Agnès Varda, walking backwards against the su...
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Duncan Jones Interview: Moon & A Return To Sci Fi's Original Aesthetics
As part of our collaboration with the amazing Branchage International Film Festival in Jersey t...
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The Quietus Blog From The Branchage International Film Festival
Quietus' Luke Turner and our film editor David Moats will be updating this blog throughout this w...
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Jeremy Deller On Depeche Mode: The Posters Came From The Walls
Let me show you the world in my eyes This is a film which, like the band whose following...
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Branchage Festival Preview - School's Out: What Shaped Lindsay Anderson's If....
The final scene in Lindsay Anderson's If.... is one of the most electrifying and incendiary in ...
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Film Reviews
The Wackness + The Quietus' Top Hip-Hop Tracks of 1994 Gallery
It was probably some time a couple years ago, when all the indie kids were in a mad rush to be ...
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Somers Town: Shane Meadows' Eurostar-Funded Film Reviewed
Somers Town is a very topical setting for a film. This area, cut off from surrounding areas of ...
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Hellboy II: The Golden Army Reviewed
In this summer of the superhero, Hellboy possesses a reassuring runt-of-the-litter appeal. The ...
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Star Wars: Clone Wars. The Quietus Chokes On George Lucas' Table-Scraps
Set between Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith, The Clone Wars is the first fully CGI...
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Lou Reed's Berlin film reviewed: A cinematic remix from director Julian Schnabel
There seems to be an influx of big budget concert films (Scorsese’s Shine A Light and U2 3D mos...
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The Dark Knight Reviewed - The Joker Puts A Smile On Dan Curley's Chops
The summer's most anticipated blockbuster is finally here, and Tim Burton, Michael Keaton and J...
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John Robb on Dirty Harry, American outsider
“I know what you're thinking. Did he fire six shots or only five? Well, to tell you the truth, ...
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