Showing posts with label The Guardian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Guardian. Show all posts

'Babeldom' Named Guardian's Top 10 Future Cities In Film























The Guardian have named Babeldom; made by Film Club director Paul Bush, as a 'top 10 future city in film'. Paul Bush was mentioned alongside film greats like, Steven Spielberg (Minority Report), Woody Allen (Sleeper) and Ridley Scott (Blade Runner). 

Babeldom was also named as one of Sight & Sound's Top 5 Films from 2013 and received a great review in The Guardian after its' theatrical release last year. 

To read the full Guardian article, click here. 


Babeldom Reviewed in The Guardian

Film Club director Paul Bush has received some very good reviews since his feature film Babeldom had its theatrical release. Read the review below by Peter Bradshaw in last Thursdays Guardian.




Click here to read when Babeldom was reviewed in the March issue of Site and Sound.


Ed Miliband, welcome to the coalition – but don't stay too long

The Labour leader's sanity on cuts is what the economy needs. But long term, a healthy democracy needs real opposition.


Belle Mellor - Film Club director  -  illustration for the Guardian - January 17th 2012




Belle Mellor illustration for the Guardian

The Guardian - Tuesday 10 January 2012 


Ed Miliband will have to take on the Blairite zombies - 

Labour won't win credibility by backing cuts but by turning the rhetoric about a new economy into hard policy.

Belle Mellor illustrations for the Guardian

The Guardian Wednesday 12 october 2011
Sorry is not enough. Fox has to go and, if he won't, Cameron should fire him
The defence secretary's weasel words cannot hide a gross failure of judgment. Resignation is the only decent course



The Guardian September 11th 2011
Memories are still vivid, but we need to declare the end of the 9/11 era
Mark the September 11 anniversary with care, then stop this lethal thinking and the grave misjudgements it caused
The Economist 3rd September 2011
Drops to drink
Desalination: A technique called electrodialysis may provide a cheaper way to freshen seawater for human consumption




The Guardian Tuesday 23 August 2011
Being volunteered to work for nothing: a new recipe for the likes of them
Cameron and Blair talk of a rump at the bottom of society – rhetoric that suits businesses getting unpaid labour out of it