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stanley cup eek.Jim Loachs debut feature tells the true story of Margaret Humphreys played by Emily Watson , a social worker from Nottingham who uncovered the secret of the organised deportation of children in care from the UK to Australia which was carried out until the 1970s. She went on to set up the Child Migrants Trust reuniting thousands of families and bringing the authorities.Produced by Camilla Bray for Sixteen Films, together with Emile Sherman and Iain Canning, the film also stars Hugo Weaving and David Wenham. The script was written by Scottish writer Rona Munro, with shooting taking place in the U
stanley cup K Nottingham and Australia the Outback earlier this year.The film world premiered at Pusan and will screen in Romes offical selection. It is due to be released by Icon in the UK in March 2011.The film had its first screening Pusan. Was it well received It was a really good screening, a really young audience. All Koreans. They seemed to connect really well with it. Rona [Munro the script writer] and I were wondering if they would find a way of connecting with it, because its a completely different generation. But they responded to it amazingly, in a very emotional way. We did a QA afterwards and they asked incredibly intelligent questions.When did you first come across Margaret and the story of t Jfcj Palm Springs to honour David Oyelowo, Imitation Game
Director George Sluizer has revealed that he expects the legal issues surrounding Dark Blood to be resolved within the next four weeks. There is therefore a real chance that the film, marking young star River Phoenixs final performance as an actor, may at last receive mainstream distribution.The film was abandoned in
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stanley kubek and the production was closed down.In 1999, amid disputes between the bank that cashflowed the movie and the insurance company over who owned the negative, Sluizer took the footage back to the Netherlands to prevent it being destroyed. He has now edited it into an unfinished film, which premiered at the Holland Film Meeting in Utrecht on Thursday night. Sluizer himself provides narration to cover the parts in the film that were never shot.Sluizer is now hoping to strike a deal with the rightful owners once their identity has been established beyond doubt . The films executive producer Nik Powell has also expressed confidence that a deal can be struck with the owners to ensure that the film can be distributed. The boy done good, Powell commented after seeing Sluizers cut of the film
stanley cup in Utrecht. I just want to say, as one of the films original producers with Steve Woolley and JoAnne Sellar, you have done a most remarkable job. I came here very sceptical about what could be done with this wonderful footage. Sluiz
