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Honor took the honours in the week 4 poll. Warm up you voting fingers it’s time for a new poll for week 5. Will The Promise show… promise? Can Debut… debut at number one? What are the chances that Beautiful Little Fool will look anything but foolish?
A combination of the flashbacks including a rookie Detective Rush and the emotional elements around the deaths of a band of brothers (see what I did there?) establishes Saving Spare yourself further heartbreak and checkout this youngest set of 231 HD (720p) Lilly screencaps from Saving Patrick Bubley now in the Gallery.
Luckily that cake is huge or we’d be running out of space for all the candles! It’s traditional when you pass a milestone like this to take a look back. The way we do that around these parts is to reminisce with stats. That’s how we roll. We’re cool like that 😎 This is the current state of play here on KM UK on its 5th anniversary:
And in the Gallery:
Thank you to all our visitors and contributors. Stay with us as there is plenty more to come on KM UK! Whilst we celebrate we must not forget that this day in history also marks the passing of one very important to us. It was on the 18th May 2010 that Cold Case‘s cancellation became a reality.
No, this time those in the other half of North America get a look in. On the shore of Lake Ontario, Canada, this Scarborough is the one that’s a district of Toronto. In early June the Scarborough Film Festival happens for only the 2nd time in its history. At some point in the 6 day event the short film The Coin is due to receive a screening. We’ll find out more details next week when schedules are released. For more details on the film festival check out the official website HERE. Thanks to writer/producer/director Fabien Martorell for letting us know The Coin was one of the officially selected films. Let’s hope some of the cast and/or crew take the opportunity to attend. Insert normal ‘if you go, let us know’ final paragraph here.
The short film The Coin will be shown at the festival as part of a collection under the banner Courts Métrages Américains (Hors écoles), which translates as ‘American Short Films (excluding schools)’. I presume that submissions by students are dealt with separately. Lucky for some the screening takes place on Friday the 13th of June at the MK2 Grand Palais, which is near the Place de la Concorde end of the avenue. The Coin, co-starring Christopher Lloyd (Back To The Future) and by writer/director/produer Fabien Martorell, shares the bill with 5 other short films in a screening starting 8:45pm. It appears that the screening is a one off, with no repeat viewings on the schedule. You can find all the details on the festival website HERE (so far it is only in French, an English version is promised in a couple of weeks). |
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The banner above may give you a false impression of where this one happens. It ain’t in the ‘God’s own country’ North Yorkshire sea side town. More’s the pity.
Starting on the 11th June 2014 (a Wednesday) it runs for 7 days across 7 venues along, not surprisingly, the Avenue des Champs-Elysees between the world famous Arc de Triomphe and Place de la Concorde square which contains the Luxor Obelisk.
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