Eight Films Showing at the Film club}

 Eight Films Showing at the Film club}

 

A.- Land

 

If you enjoy the romance of the high seas, this film is for you. Teenager Tom Dudley hides on a ship sailing to the Americas. He hopes to become rich but that’s not how things end for Tom. Although made in the 1970s with none of the special effects we expect today, this film is a fine piece of story telling.

 

B.- The Tower

This movie was in cinemas last year and it is director Blake Cole’s best film. The film is very close to the original book and the main characters are played beautifully by two unknown actors. They bring the past back to life and make you really care about them. So when they eventually marry you’ll have a tear in your eye!

 

C.- Blaze

This film may not be full of Hollywood stars but it’s full of high-speed chases, amazing computer graphics and fantastic music. In the year 4638, Jonas leaves the world he loves to look for work on a distant planet. However, he finds more than he expected. This film is based on the popular cartoon novel by Toshio Yoshida.

D.- Net Worth

Vince is a science geek who spends al his time playing computer games. So everyone is surprised when he suddenly becomes a millionaire after inventing a new game that people can play on the internet. Laugh out loud as Vince enjoys himself being the new ‘Mr Popular’ at school.

 

E.- Star Child

Sunny Jones, played by Bonny Wild, is a teenager who finds herself in the land of Zorn, under the spell of an evil queen. Although it’s not in colour, the singing and dancing and Wild’s wonderful voice bring the film to life and make it as enjoyable today as it was back in 1941, when it was made.

  

F.- Download

In director Guss Halls first film, Katie’s life is controlled by the tracks she’s listening to on her iPod. She falls in love with Toby while she’s listening to love songs but things go wrong between them when she starts listening to modern jazz! Well-known stars Hedd Gold and Jake Myers keep the laughs coming throughout the film.

 

G.- Making it

Fran is a real young pop singer who dreams of being famous in this documentary drama. The director, Bob Johansson, chose to film this movie in black and white and the final effect is wonderful. The film shows just how hrd it is to make dreams come true.

 

H.- Catch

Harry Black is a spy, at least he says he is, but then he meets and falls in love with Greta who might actually be a spy. There are some amusing, high-speed conversations in this film, so listen carefully and enjoy the action. Are they spies or not? You’ll only find out in the final scene.