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As part of the celebrations to mark the Gate 30th Anniversary, this short film was commissioned to capture thoughts and memories on the Gate from past Artistic Directors, actors, directors, designers, and theatre professional who have worked at the Gate during its thirty year history. This documentary includes snippets of interviews with: Stephen Daldry, Katie Mitchell, Bill Nighy, James Purefoy, Kevin Cahill, Matt Byam Shaw, Elliott Cowan, Niamh Cusack, Natalie Abrahami, Carrie Cracknell, Mick Gordon, Lou Stein, Erica Whyman, Dominic Cooke, Thea Sharrock, David Farr, Giles Croft, Laurence Boswell. www.gatetheatre.co.uk | Film Credits - DIRECTOR Zo Franklin, Editor Adam Thomas.

The Gate, London s international theatre in the heart of Notting Hill, is renowned for its inventive use of space and the exceptional artists it attracts. An environment in which artists can create first-class and original theatre, the Gate is a springboard of opportunity, allowing emerging artists to excel and make their mark. With an average audience capacity of seventy, the space has challenged and inspired directors and designers for 30 years, making it famous for being one of the most flexible and transformable spaces in London. | www.gatetheatre.co.uk | Film Credits - Director ZOE FRANKLIN, Editor ADAM THOMAS

I have this pet theory about movies, and that is sometimes I think it's much more fun to watch everything go wrong than go right. What I mean by that is that when you get that feeling that the film had every intention of being a straightforward action, drama, whatever, and instead winds up as a comedy. Call me crazy, but it makes me like a film just a little bit more. The reason I mention this is that after watching the first English language trailer for Solomon Kane, in two minutes flat I was able to figure out that this film might look silly, but I don't mean that it looks bad. Instead, this particular flick shapes up to what I like to call a 'Cornball delight' -- and to give you an idea of what I mean, think of a movie like Reign of Fire. Kane is based on Robert E. Howard's series, and stars James Purefoy (clad in an leather coat and hat combo that looks like a reject from the Van Helsing costume department) as a cursed swordsman tasked with defeating an evil wizard and saving a village from a demonic army. Usually for a film to earn the 'Cornball' moniker from me, it comes down to my personal tastes. But sometimes you have to respect a movie more for being willing to take it so far over the top that you can't see the ground anymore. Then again, maybe I'm wrong, because in the midst of all the silliness, the film is chock full of respectable actors like Pete Postlethwaite (The Omen) and Max von Sydow (The Diving Bell and the Butterfly). But I'm going to go with my gut and saying that, yes, the cheese factor might be strong with this film, but I'm kind of digging it ... how about you? After the jump: the English language trailer for Solomon Kane...Filed under: Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Movie Marketing, Trailers and ClipsContinue reading James Purefoy Goes All Van Helsing in New 'Solomon Kane' Trailer Permalink | Email this | Comments

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