Country: UK – Page 2 – Wimbledon Film Club

Red Road

Tough, gritty, Scottish drama might be enough to put you some of you off but Red Road is definitely worth the trip.

Control

Control is far and away the better of the two 2007 films about Ian Curtis, eulogised lead singer of Joy Division, who killed himself at 23.

Brick Lane

Monica Ali’s Man Booker Prize 2003 shortlisted novel, Brick Lane, is adapted here for the screen to wonderful effect.

Diaspora Diaries

Diaspora Diaries was commissioned by Creative Fruits as part of Beyonder’s tenure as artist in residence for Literature Multimedia during the Africa 05 season.

Hiding out in the Belgian city of Bruges after a hit-job in London results in the accidental death of a child, gunman Ray (Farrell) and his mentor Ken (Gleeson) try to pass the time as they await judgement by their gang boss Harry (Fiennes).

We Are Together

Pupils at the Agape School for AIDS Orphans form a choir and start to fundraise for their school when a disaster strikes.

A Pig’s Tale

When swine fever infects the Haitian black pig, American Aid steps in to help.

Slumdog Millionaire

Based on Vikas Swarup’s novel Q and A, Slumdog Millionaire tells the story of an orphan (Jamal) from the slums of Mumbai, a petty thief, imposter and survivor.

Sequins Soca and Sweat

Sequins, Soca and Sweat, is the debut documentary by award-winning filmmaker Stephen Rudder.

Man On Wire

Early on an August morning in 1974, Philippe Petit, a French street performer and wire-walker focused the attention of New Yorkers as he crossed back and forth on a high wire strung 1350 feet up between the rooftops of the Twin Towers.

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