Reminds you just how good British Cinema can be..

There's an upcoming film called LONDON TO BRIGHTON from writer-director Paul Andrew Williams. i saw the site yesterday..and it's pretty much interesting...nice teasers and i also watched the short trailer at youtube...

i just dun know much about this film yet.any of u know some infos regarding this film?

Originally posted by nailjil21
There's an upcoming film called LONDON TO BRIGHTON from writer-director Paul Andrew Williams. i saw the site yesterday..and it's pretty much interesting...nice teasers and i also watched the short trailer at youtube...

i just dun know much about this film yet.any of u know some infos regarding this film?

looks pretty good...not to sure what kind of a release it will get though...most likely severely limited meaning it'll be difficult to find in cinemas outside of the London clique

im with you sir.

btw, nice signiture. 😄

"Best British Film of the Century"!!! This is what the Big Issue is saying about upcoming film London To Brighton. Now that is quite an accolade... if it is the best what are your top 3 british films of this century so far? for me i think has to be:

1. All Beatles Movie (self explanatory)

2. Billy Elliot

3. The Business

Werent The Beatles last century??

1)Performance
2)Dracula (HAMMER)
3)Trainspotting

1: dead mans shoes
2: the debt collector
3: the dam busters

Yeah i forgot Dead Mans Shoes
Excellent
As is A Room For Romeo Brass
and
DOG SOLDIERS
DEATH LINE
and a lot of the HAMMER MOVIES

I love british cinema, my personal favourite. Some in the list should be:

Beatles movies
Julie Christie movies
Hammer movies
David Lean movies
Peter Sellers movies
Richard Lester movies
Tony Richardson movies
Nicholas Roeg movies
and many and many more. I love british cinema.

Johnny Harris was AWESOME in GANGSTER NO 1 😄. Can't wait to see him in LONDON TO BRIGHTON. Anyone remember him in Eastenders as Sean hired to straighten out Peggy Mitchell?

saw london to brighton trailer on the foyle film festival... quite interesting really... but surely 11 years old is too young to be a prostitute? but what would you do if you were suddenly homeless, on the street and skint? its a hard one for me you immediately would say its wrong and not right, but what choice would a girl have? will be interesting to see how this is dealt with in this film. I think this one is a defo for a cinema trip.

brighton beach..(memories, memories) now i was there for fatboy slim. wow brighton was jammed that weekend, one of the best i can remember. i always love to see famous places like this featured in british films. london to brighton looks a gritty film worth watching. it seems to have picked up a stack of awards...dunno but it's on their website...

Lock Stock, anyone?

[QUOTE=7769247]Originally posted by vintageSW77
[B]Yeah i forgot Dead Mans Shoes
Excellent
As is A Room For Romeo Brass

My two favourite Brit films of the last 5 years. Apparently Paddy Considine is in the new Simon Pegg movie (Hot Fuzz). It'll be interesting to see him in a comedy role.