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Cambridge Film Festival 2014: Finding Fela!

August 26, 2014
Cambridge Film Festival, Reviews
“Music is a weapon” is the theme that runs throughout this intriguing documentary on the legendary Afrobeat Nigerian activist Fela Kuti, a documentary that will probably invite comparisons to Kevin MacDonald’s excellent Marley

Cambridge Film Festival unveils full programme

August 13, 2014
Cambridge Film Festival, News
The Cambridge Film Festival, the UK's third longest-running film festival returns for its 34th edition, 28th August – 7th September 2014 at the Arts Picturehouse and other venues across Cambridge.

We Are What We Are Review

February 26, 2014
Cambridge Film Festival, Reviews
Jim Mickle's English language remake of 2010's Somos lo que hay, proves that even the most horrifying and bloody of thrillers can be beautifully shot and artfully executed.

Cambridge Film Festival: Hannah Arendt Review

September 29, 2013
Cambridge Film Festival, Reviews
Margarethe von Trotta's tale of real life Jewish philosopher, Hannah Arendt is a thrilling drama of a woman who is caught between what she believes and what others believe she should think.x

Cambridge Film Festival: Bring Me The Head of the Machine Gun Woman Review

September 22, 2013
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Ernesto Díaz Espinoza, fresh from his short on The ABC's of Death (C for Cycle) returns with the quite brilliantly named, Bring Me The Head of the Machine Gun Woman.

Cambridge Film Festival: Hawking Review

September 21, 2013
Cambridge Film Festival, Reviews
Stephen Finnigan's documentary, Hawking is one of the most powerful and uplifting documentaries of the year; detailing the life of one of the greatest minds in history, Stephen Hawking.
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