Collider Hits Cinemas This Friday

Sci-Fi fans rejoice: Collider an Irish production from beActive Entertainment, that started as a Comic Book and multiplatform project, and will now be released as a Feature Film in Irish cinemas next Friday, January 10th.

collider movie

Collider was inspired by experiments performed at the CERN campus in Geneva, where scientists found the Higgs Boson and won the Nobel Prize in physics 2013. With the theme of “What would you do if you could go back in time?” COLLIDER’s action takes place in 2018. The planet has just collapsed and the human species will be wiped out due to a succession of natural disasters and the emergence a mutant race called the Unknown. In the movie, Peter, Alisha, Carlos, Fiona, Luke and Lucy must join forces to reactivate the Collider, to go back in time and prevent the apocalypse. This will not be an easy journey: in less than 24 hours, the time portal will close forever.

Directed by Irish helmer Jason Butler (Republic of Telly, The Rubberbandits) and produced by Nuno Bernardo (we have an exclusive interview with him here, done before production started), Triona Campbell and John McDonnell, COLLIDER features actors Iain Robertson (Basic Instinct 2, Plunkett & Macleane, The Contractor, Band of Brothers) and Lucy Cudden (Pulp, Judas Ghost Afterlife) in the lead roles. It was written by two-time EMMY nominee Nuno Bernardo (“Final Punishment” and “Beat Girl”).

Collider will be released in Ireland this January 10th, followed by a release in the UK, USA and Japan.

Easy Money Film Review & Competition

EASY MONEY WILL BE RELEASED IN CINEMAS NATIONWIDE 19th JULY 2013

Easy Money film

Certificate 15
Running time: 125 minutes

Director: Daniél Espinosa

Cast: Joel Kinnaman, Matias Padin Varela, Dragomir Mrsic

I saw Easy Money at The Hospital Club about a month ago and it is so good it has stayed with me. The film is presented by Martin Scorsese which may be the best stamp of approval a film can get, If anyone knows movies, it is Scorsese. But with backing like that a film really needs to live up to its promise. Easy Money does.

The film is beautifully shot. I really loved the cinematography.The characters also draw you in. Although some of them are not particularity nice people the director Daniél Espinosa shows the human side of everyone. There are no one-dimensional characters. Whether it is the hitman who is a single father or JW, who gets in with the wrong crowd to make money so he can impress a girl. Poor student by day, socialising with the Stockholm elite by night. This film shows there is no such thing as Easy Money as JW bites off more than he can chew after taking a seemingly easy job to fund his lifestyle and impress the upper class girl that he loves.

Joel Kinnaman who plays JW is a revelation. All the actors are good but Kinnaman is brilliant in the lead role and also has the face and charisma of a movie star. I predict big things.

Easy money is based on the book by Jens Lapidus for which the rights have been sold to over 20 countries. Unlike some adaptations, Easy Money is a film which manages to tell the story with both visual impact and  a great script. This cautionary tale is brilliant. Go and see it.

JW (Joel Kinnaman) is a poor student who lives a double life within the wealthy Stockholm elite. He falls in love with an upper class girl and is soon lured into a world of crime. Jorge is a fugitive on the run from the police and the Yugoslavian mafia. His plan; import a massive cargo of coke and then disappear for good. Yugoslavian hitman Mrado is trying hard to find Jorge but his criminal life takes a turn when he is forced to take care of his young daughter. While JW starts a journey into the dark world of organized crime, he brings together the fate of all to a struggle of life and death.

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Win Signed Dexter Fletcher Poster!

Win a signed Dexter Fletcher Poster with Frost Magazine!  Dexter Fletcher has made his directorial debut, Wild Bill,  and we have a signed poster to give away. To enter just follow @Frostmag on Twitter and send us a Tweet or subscribe to our e-edition.

RELEASED ON BLU-RAY, DVD

AND DIGITAL DOWNLOAD

“BRILLIANT GANGSTER DRAMA… OUTSTANDING” – Sunday Express

“A HUGELY ENJOYABLE AND IMPRESSIVE DEBUT” – Total Film

“ONE OF THE BEST BRITISH PICTURES IN YEARS” – The Word

Get down and dirty with this gritty yet heart-warming British drama, as DEXTER FLETCHER’S directorial debut, WILD
BILL arrives on Blu-ray, DVD and Digital Download on 23 July 2012, from Universal Pictures (UK).

Out on parole after 8 years inside, Bill Hayward (CHARLIE CREED-MILES – Harry Brown, You & I) returns home to his

East London home to find it now set in the midst of the Olympics building site. To his horror, he discovers his now 11

and 15-year old sons have been abandoned by their mother and are fending for themselves. Unwilling to play dad, an

uncaring Bill is determined to move on. However, although Bill’s eldest son Dean (WILL POULTER – Son Of Rambow,

The Chronicles Of Narnia: Voyage Of The Dawn Treader) has found a job and is doing his best to be a father to his

younger brother Jimmy, the arrival of Bill has brought them to the attention of social services.

Forced into becoming a dad for the purposes of fooling social services, Bill nevertheless settles into the role for the first

time, discovering he has a place in the world with his family. But darker times loom as Jimmy gets involved with Bill’s

treacherous old drug-dealing cohorts, leaving Bill with the dilemma of breaching the terms of his parole or losing his

Written and directed by DEXTER FLETCHER (Kick Ass, Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels), WILD BILL is one of the

freshest, funniest and most charming British directorial debuts in recent years. With a fantastic British cast that also

includes JASON FLEMYNG, ANDY SERKIS, JAIME WINSTONE and OLIVIA WILLIAMS, WILD BILL will really help to kick of

a summer of British brilliance in the best possible way

Monday 23rd July.