http://www.eufs.org.uk/discuss/ Edinburgh University Film Society online discussion boards en-gb http://eufs.alteredimages.org/cgi-bin/user/eufs/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=film;action=display;num=1147029207;start=32 Nice work! I think you're nearly there. Except I think The Jacket should be The Tuxedo, Shaka Zulu is probably just Zulu, Elephant Boy is probably just Elephant and I'm not sure where you got Amadeus from - the bust is Ludwig, no? Maybe you should double-check and then ask LOVEFiLM if there is a prize. http://eufs.alteredimages.org/cgi-bin/user/eufs/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=film;action=display;num=1149050612;start=0 I was thinking, does anyone feel like Traffic, Crash and Syriana could all have been made by the exact same people in a trilogy commenting on the major political issues of modern America. I mean, beside interweaving stories, there even are personnel ties, Don Cheadle is in two, George Clooney is heavily involved in Syriana whilst his hetero-lifemate Steven Soderbergh directed Traffic. Is this trilogy something that is publically known about and I'm just out of the loop. Does anyone have any contributions that further tie these films or examples of independently made films that somehow seem to form a collective. http://eufs.alteredimages.org/cgi-bin/user/eufs/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=film;action=display;num=1117975830;start=117 Going to burn some karma here, but what the hell... Rob's and Ruth's responses to If These Walls Could Talk 2 are equally valid and honest. The worthy and exploitative elements of a film cannot be readily separated and parcelled out as some might like. Once its out there it's fair game in terms of interpretations as far as I am concerned. http://eufs.alteredimages.org/cgi-bin/user/eufs/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=film;action=display;num=1137348286;start=7 Five Easy Pieces... which is perhaps as good as movies get. Jack also plays the piano in As Good As It Gets, which perhaps isn't. Then there's Autumn Sonata, which features piano playing prominently. http://eufs.alteredimages.org/cgi-bin/user/eufs/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=film;action=display;num=1148552826;start=4 Hi, I'm moving your post to the main board, as it really belongs there - the Student Film Society Discussion is for discussion of running Student Film Societies in the UK. A lot of the reviews on this website are from previous publications - often dating back to past committee members who have long since departed Edinburgh university. We have tended to put the reviews onto the website as they were published in our magazines - obviously editorial control was not as good in 1992 :) Incidentally the average age of the committee would have been a shocking 6 years old when that review was written :D If you're happy to contribute your review to our website, please post it as a reply to the thread, and I'll add it as the primary review for the film. neil website admin http://eufs.alteredimages.org/cgi-bin/user/eufs/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=film;action=display;num=1148377614;start=0 'Science-fiction moviemaker Val Guest has lost his battle with prostate cancer in a Palm Desert, California hospital. He was 94. The British-born director and screenwriter is best known for his work on films like The Quatermass Xperiment and The Day The Earth Caught Fire, but he's also among the credited film-makers behind 1960s James Bond spoof Casino Royale. Guest and co-writer Wolf Mankowitz picked up a Best British Screenplay award from the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) in 1962 for their work on The Day The Earth Caught Fire.' - IMDB Also responsible for the Cannon and Ball vehicle Boys in Blue and Confessions of a Window Cleaner :-) http://eufs.alteredimages.org/cgi-bin/user/eufs/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=student_discuss;action=display;num=1148361467;start=0 This topic has been moved to General chat by npch.