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Film Club gives you exclusive access to behind the scenes at VISION HQ. You will be the ones formulating our website and magazine. Whether its reviewing films, writing articles or recieving exclusive film merchandise: you will be at the forefront of anything we do. Just some perks iclude being added into a prize draw every month to get VIP tickets to the newest and best film premieres, being first to know about limited edition film merchandise and receiving merchandise at a 50% discount! So why not? Join The Club...
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'After Dusk'
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Held at Newton Hall in Surrey, the premiere of the eerie film 'After Dusk' was describes by our lucky Film Club winners as "a night to remember"! The night began with prosecco and glam and ended mingling with the stars. The BAFTA-winner Danae Crawford selfied and signed everyones posters and brochures and everyone was in ore of her gorgous indigo train with her dress.
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FILM CLUB
Appraisal & Analysis
REWIND
By Daisy Williams
Rewind was a whirlwind of emotion, trauma and excitement. Set in modern day London this incredible film is so poignant within todays society. Some may argue a slow start but, I believe it was necessary to take a while setting the scene between the protagonist and his foes. The introduction of time was absolutely gob-smacking when his dead mother returned alive after her death 10 years ago. The film cleverly utilises time and its power try to stop James ,our protagonist, from saving his friends from the drug cartel. The film really suspends our fears within the dangers of the drug cartel from the death of his mother due to drug usage. This movie is full of drug use hence its age rating but arguable should be higher with the foul language too. The drama really climaxes at the end of the movie where James is sat on Beachy Head, a famous cliff know for suicide, which foreshadows James' thoughts as nothing can save him now. However, in the plot twist, when James knows the drug cartel are after him He realises he is the one controlling the time. Almost turned Marvel hero, James notices he is the one dreaming for his mothers return: so she returned etc. There is an immense amount of joy within the ending scene. A massive recommend from me! Many have questioned the film posters link to the movie ironically. But to me once watched the movie it is nothing but obvious- as the underlying saviour and foe of this film is time, it is running out, it can be changed, it can be manipulated you just have to realise how to, of which James eventually does.
SUNDOWN
By Kara Newman
Sundown was a whirlwind of emotion, trauma and excitement. Set in modern day London this incredible film is so poignant within todays society. Some may argue a slow start but, I believe it was necessary to take a while setting the scene between the protagonist and his foes. The introduction of time was absolutely gob-smacking when his dead mother returned alive after her death 10 years ago. The film cleverly utilises time and its power try to stop James ,our protagonist, from saving his friends from the drug cartel. The film really suspends our fears within the dangers of the drug cartel from the death of his mother due to drug usage. This movie is full of drug use hence its age rating but arguable should be higher with the foul language too. The drama really climaxes at the end of the movie where James is sat on Beachy Head, a famous cliff know for suicide, which foreshadows James' thoughts as nothing can save him now. However, in the plot twist, when James knows the drug cartel are after him He realises he is the one controlling the time. Almost turned Marvel hero, James notices he is the one dreaming for his mothers return: so she returned etc. There is an immense amount of joy within the ending scene. A massive recommend from me! Many have questioned the film posters link to the movie ironically. But to me once watched the movie it is nothing but obvious- as the underlying saviour and foe of this film is time, it is running out, it can be changed, it can be manipulated you just have to realise how to, of which James eventually does.
FAMED
By Annie Henderson
Famed was a whirlwind of emotion, trauma and excitement. Set in modern day London this incredible film is so poignant within todays society. Some may argue a slow start but, I believe it was necessary to take a while setting the scene between the protagonist and his foes. The introduction of time was absolutely gob-smacking when his dead mother returned alive after her death 10 years ago. The film cleverly utilises time and its power try to stop James ,our protagonist, from saving his friends from the drug cartel. The film really suspends our fears within the dangers of the drug cartel from the death of his mother due to drug usage. This movie is full of drug use hence its age rating but arguable should be higher with the foul language too. The drama really climaxes at the end of the movie where James is sat on Beachy Head, a famous cliff know for suicide, which foreshadows James' thoughts as nothing can save him now. However, in the plot twist, when James knows the drug cartel are after him He realises he is the one controlling the time. Almost turned Marvel hero, James notices he is the one dreaming for his mothers return: so she returned etc. There is an immense amount of joy within the ending scene. A massive recommend from me! Many have questioned the film posters link to the movie ironically. But to me once watched the movie it is nothing but obvious- as the underlying saviour and foe of this film is time, it is running out, it can be changed, it can be manipulated you just have to realise how to, of which James eventually does.
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