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Abbie Cornish: Lingering Sensations, No Touching
thewrap.com - 29 days ago
Abbie Cornish: Lingering Sensations, No Touching
— thewrap.com — By Steve Pond Playing Fanny Brawne in writer-director Jane Campion’s film “Bright Star,” Abbie Cornish has what... might be considered an unenviable task: persuading audiences that her character, a headstrong, stylish young woman in ... Abbie Cornish: Lingering Sensations, No Touching

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'Education,' 'Moon' Among British Indie Film Nominees
getthebigpicture.net - 27 days ago
'Education,' 'Moon' Among British Indie Film Nominees
— getthebigpicture.net — The British Independent Film Awards nominations prominently feature three movies with female directors. The one that will... probably have the most staying power in the US gold derby is An Education , featuring the star-making turn by Carey Mulligan . That film joins Jane Campion's Bright ... 'Education,' 'Moon' Among British Indie Film Nominees

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telegraph.co.uk - 27 days ago
Jane Campion on
— telegraph.co.uk — Jane Campion on 'Bright Star' The director Jane Campion has long been enthralled by the tragic affair... between John Keats and Fanny Brawne, the subject of her new film, Bright Star. In her foreword to a new edition of poems and love letters that Keats ... Jane Campion on

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BFI London Film Festival 2009 – Martyn’s Report
filmshaft.com - 26 days ago
BFI London Film Festival 2009 – Martyn’s Report
— filmshaft.com — And so the 53rd London Film Festival has come to a close. For the past two weeks... cinema venues in the West End have hosted world premieres ( Fantastic Mr. Fox ), Royal Gala screenings ( Bright Star ) and closed with another world premiere: Nowhere Boy – the story of John ... BFI London Film Festival 2009 – Martyn’s Report

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cutprintreview.com - 24 days ago
Bright Star (Review)
— cutprintreview.com — Jane Campion’s ninth outing in a directing role conveys all the usual period blend of romance and... refinery. Her screenplay for this film remains true to the words of John Keats himself, and ensures her constructed world is a believable portrait of Keats’ life and times. Bright Star (Review)

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