Studio 74: The home of independent cinema in Exeter.
With a programme packed full of eye-opening documentaries, special screening events, groundbreaking new releases and unique film festivals, there…
There are so many festive films out there, so to streamline your festive watchlist we asked the Phoenix team for some of their favorite festive watches, and a related reccomendation for if you want to catch it on the big screen at Studio 74.
Exeter Film fans are about to get the chance to gain unrivalled insight into the skills, daring and influences of a genre which regularly tops cinema box office charts and has created a century’s worth of stars.
This green putrescent land, this spectred isle… and no realm as haunted as Dartmoor...
There are 80,000 native Irish speakers in Ireland. 6,000 live in the North of Ireland. Three of
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'Thumbs up!" - Rosabelle, age 5
Like the beauty and entertainment insustry it is skewering, The Substance is both glossy and grotesque.
Not fot the faint of stomache but deliciously revolting.
- Robyn, Film Programme Assistant
Just one goal....
It felt appropriate to revisit this pleasingly comic film, by Studio 74 fav Taika Waititi, ahead of Sunday's Mens Euros Final.
Despite their best efforts the American Samoa soccer team are not up to much on (of off) the football pitch. In fact, their only reputation is as the worlds WORST football team. However, Waititi's depiction of this true story makes it impossible not to fall in love with each and every player.
Packed with good humour…
“It's not hard to die well. The hard thing is to live well.”
Rossellini's neorealist masterpiece looking at the Nazi occupation of Rome shows just that. An ensemble of largely ordinary characters fumbling through an open, oppressed city, only for the majority to be abruptly struck down, whether aiding or resisting. This, and the use of real prisoners of war in this production, lends weight to this at-times comedic and dramatic script that cannot be ignored.
It’s unromantic and hard-hitting,…
Local cinema was showing the first three episodes of Twin Peaks so thought I’d channel my inner Liam Verdon and attend.
SO WONDERFUL. Absurd, funny, fascinating. A remarkable ability to balance an incredibly large cast of character with EASE. I’m so hooked, I could’ve sat and watched the rest of the season.
Most iconic whale since Brendan Fraiser
Bong Joon Ho seems to make two types of film: taut psychological thrillers and sci-fi satires of late capitalism. He's a master of the former but has a more mixed record in the latter. Mickey 17 is a lot of fun overall but the humour doesn't always land and the satire is too unsubtle to truly satisfy: Mark Ruffalo's Trump-esque demagogue is more-or-less an impression of the man rather than using him as a reference point. But there's enough imagination on display to be constantly entertaining, particularly the wonderfully realised aliens.
BFI london film festival 2024 - film #14
please someone pat gopal on the head and call him a good boy, think he'd enjoy it