Jun 6, 2011 | No Comments | ByLouise Forbes
The Round Up
BEV has teamed up with Revolver for our special preview of French box office hit The Round Up, plus a Q&A with director Roselyne Bosch. We have a whopping TWENTY tickets available to the event at 6PM, 16th June at the Everyman Cinema, Hampstead for BEV Nest Members.
May 13, 2011 | 1 Comment | ByLouise Forbes
Female Soldier from Belongings
Belongings
A Hampstead Downstairs production
Written by Morgan Lloyd Malcolm, directed by Maria Aberg
Taking a jaunt into the land of theatre, BEV is delighted to offer 2 lucky Nest members a pair of free tickets to the world premiere of Belongings, at the Hampstead Theatre, including a pre-show event with drinks and conversation with writer Morgan Lloyd Malcolm and director Maria Aberg on 1st June at 6:30pm (performance starts 7:45). Read the full story
Apr 24, 2011 | No Comments | ByLouise Forbes
The Wedding Song
To celebrate the DVD release of the acclaimed film The Wedding Song – a touching film from Karin Albou, set during the Nazi occupation of Tunisia, where two girls, one Muslim, the other Jewish, are to be married off against their wishes – we have 3 copies of The Wedding Song on DVD to give away! Read the full story
Feb 22, 2011 | No Comments | ByBen
Make a Divine Film
Chocolate & filmmaking – they go together like The King’s Speech and BAFTA awards. And so Birds Eye View is delighted to be joining forces with Divine Chocolate for Make a Divine Film – a chance to make a short film about the history of Divine Chocolate and tell the story of how it travels from the cocoa farms of Ghana to the goody bags at the Birds Eye View Festival.
Jul 28, 2009 | No Comments | ByRachel Millward
Rumba, in selected cinemas from Friday 31st July
Now this is a film to get excited about. Highly stylised, entirely original, startlingly optimistic and very, very funny, this 77 minute treat from directing trio Dominique Abel, Fiona Gordon and Bruno Romy, is a charming fusion of film and physical theatre. Like a breath of very fresh sea air, the expert cast employ movement and dance to convey narrative and emotion, with hardly any dialogue. It’s quirky in the very best sense of that slightly irritating word. It’s the type of innovative style we have seen occasionally in short film, but which is very rarely given the chance to blossom into a feature. Well, this time, thanks to the creative investment of Belgium and France, it has – and we suggest you don’t miss out!
Our friends at the ICA have very kindly given us 3 pairs of tickets to give away to you lucky readers for the opening night: Friday 31st July, at 8.15pm.
Jun 30, 2009 | No Comments | ByBirds Eye View
American Teen is the touching and hilarious Sundance hit from Director Nanette Burstein, following the lives of five teenagers through their senior year of high school in a small town in Indiana. It screened at the BEV festival in March this year, followed by a fantastic Director Q&A with Nanette Burstein via video link-up to the States. Audiences loved it!
COMPETITION: To celebrate the release of American Teen on DVD Birds Eye View has five copies to give away to our lucky blog readers. Don’t miss out! Read on for details…
