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REVIEW: A Prophet

 

Monday, February 1st, 2010

 

‘A Prophet’ is the first crime thriller of 2010 and it’s already been deemed superior to the likes of ‘Mesrine’ and ‘Public Enemies’, films that raised the bar in the genre in 2009.  If you thought things couldn’t get any better, then prepare to be shaken-up by Audiard’s explosive insight into the French prison system.  At the tender age of 19 Malik is sentenced to 6years for police violence.  We follow him as he finds himself entering the strange and highly developed world of the professional criminal.

BY LAURA SHEARER

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REVIEW: Disgrace

 

Monday, February 1st, 2010

 

There’s only so cheerful a film about post-apartheid South Africa can be, a sort of ‘joy quota’. With that in mind comes Disgrace , an adaptation of Coatzee’s novel of the same name, offering the very best in bleak tragedy.

BY DEREK CROSBY

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ARTS: National Theatre comes to QFT

 

Monday, February 1st, 2010

 

For many people attending, the theatre is a cultural experience and here in Belfast we are blessed with the numerous theatres we have, but rarely do people get the chance to experience what the West End stage in London has to offer. So on the last weekend of January, Queen’s Film Theatre for the first time broadcast the matinee performance of the current National Theatre production ‘Nation’.

BY BRIAN SWANN

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New edition out now!

 

Monday, February 1st, 2010

 

Pick up your first Gown of 2010 today across campus! Your can also download it through our ‘downloads’ page.
If you have any views, comments or opinions on the current edition then let us know.

 

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SPORT: Terrorism at African Nations Cup – What does this mean for the World Cup?

 

Monday, February 1st, 2010

 

December saw the draw of the group stages for this summer’s World Cup finals, the first time they will be played on African soil. At the ceremony, the world watched as Nelson Mandela – a man who dedicated his life to improving rights and bringing relative peace to the South African nation – described his joy; at last the world will witness just how far Africa has come.

BY DON MCDERMOTT

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REVIEW: Crude

 

Monday, February 1st, 2010

 

Crude is an impressively involving exposé documentary about the injustices that the oil drilling giants Texaco have enforced upon the native dwellers of Ecuador along the Amazonian River.  This is protest cinema at its best.  This highly effective portrayal of the terribly wronged indigenous tribes of Ecuador follows their trail in the courts as they try to claim back their basic human rights that the US corporate group Chevron took away from them.

BY LAURA ANN SHEARER

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SPORT: Adios Senor Benitez, your time is up

 

Monday, February 1st, 2010

 

For Liverpool supporters like myself, there is an ominous cloud hanging over Anfield these days.

BY DON MCDERMOTT

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The Gown Journalism Week

 

Friday, January 29th, 2010

 

9th – 12th February 2009 (Week 2)
Interested in media or journalism? The Gown is hosting a series of events at Queen’s, giving students the chance to learn more about careers in journalism and media. The week will also provide many opportunities to get involved and to support your student-run publication. (more…)

 

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REVIEW: Peter Doherty in Mandela Hall

 

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

 

Peter Doherty arrived for his gig at the Mandela Hall three months after he was originally set to play the venue with enough time passed for the audience to have listened to and digested his excellent solo album Grace/Wastelands. An album designed to present Doherty as a solo artist, distinct from his current act Babyshambles (and explaining the move from “Pete” to “Peter”), the accompanying tour similarly had Doherty as (except for one instance of an accompanying harmonica) the sole musician on stage.  This, combined with the relatively confined surroundings of Mandela Hall, suggested the possibility of an intimate atmosphere.

BY PADRAIC GRANT

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FEATURE: Would an independent Scotland spell the end of the Union?

 

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

 

On Monday, people around the world celebrated Burns Night. The 25th of January was also to be the date the SNP released the bill that they hoped would be a first step towards an independent Scotland. What would this mean for Northern Ireland?

BY CATHAL MC GUIGAN

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