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Last Updated: 21/03/2008 15:10:15
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15th to 20th April 08 - Glimmer, The 6th Hull International Short Film Festival
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The Hull International Short Film Festival returns with a new name and attitude, from
15th April 2008. Glimmer will provide audiences with the very best new short films from
across the world alongside numerous special events and exclusive guests.
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Highlights of this year's festival will include the Glimmer Award for Best International Short
which will see directors from around the globe vie for the prize of £1000 sponsored by
World Trade Centre Hull & Humber (a hub for developing, promoting and facilitating
international trade and investment).
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Included in the programme will be the UK premiere
of Ian Strang's Pivot a Canadian film that wryly deals with the notion of masculine competitiveness.
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UK Filmmakers will also show the depth and strength of films made in this country with the
Glimmer Award for Best UK Short supported by Hull Trains. Films such as Ben Gregor's World
Of Wrestling (which sees stars such as Mackenzie Crook in a truly funny film about classic
British wrestlers getting the night bus home) and Vicki Psarias' Broken (a moving story of
an immigrant family starring Michelle Collins) will all have the chance of walking away with
£500.
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Yorkshire talent will get a chance to shine and win £500 with the Glimmer Award for
Best Yorkshire Short sponsored by Yorkshire Forward with films such as the World premiere
of actor Kenny Doughty's directorial debut Me, You and Captain Longbridge, a moving drama
about a boy dealing with the reality of death.
There will also be the Glimmer Award for Best Hull Short with a prize sponsored by
The Mobile Point.
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An industry weekend, which will provide master-classes and workshops for those already
working within the film industry and those who are merely curious, will be headlined by
a Bafta Masterclass with Simon Ellis.
Ellis, who was recently nominated for a Bafta and won the Sundance Film Festival with
his short Soft, will talk about his career of making award winning short films and his
forthcoming debut feature.
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After the master-class Simon will present a programme of short films that have inspired
him throughout his career.
There will also be an opportunity to see Soft in a programme
of this year's Orange British Academy Film Awards Nominated Shorts which also includes
Dog Altogether, the directorial debut of Paddy Considine which stars Peter Mullan.
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Other industry weekend highlights include Anatomy Of A Film in which Yorkshire based
director and writer Sue Everett will be on hand to discuss the genesis of her latest
film from initial idea to eventual screening and Films Film-makers and Festivals in
which a panel of industry experts will be on hand to discuss how filmmakers can make
the best use of the myriad festivals on offer throughout the world.
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Glimmer will also be proud to host a retrospective of the work of Ben Rivers,
a filmmaker who has worked predominantly in 16mm film, showing in international
festivals, galleries and UK theatres.
The program will award winning films such as This Is My Land and his most recent work Ah,
Liberty! which was the recipient of the Tiger Award for Best Short at this year's
prestigious Rotterdam Film Festival.
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Other programmes to look out for include a season of Indian Short Films, a screening from
Propeller TV, the world premiere of films created in association with Creative Partnerships
and - in collaboration with the London Short Film Festival - the intriguingly titled
Death To Short To Film.
There will also be plenty more programmes and events to be announced in the coming weeks.
www.myspace.com/hullfilm
www.hullfilm.co.uk
01482 381512
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Coming Up - Sunday 23rd March 08 - Loaded Indie Night Bank Holiday Special at Piper Club with DJ Priya,
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No Work Next Day! Join DJ Priya who'll be playing BIG tunes from the likes of
The Cribs, The Libertines, Arctic Monkeys, The Smiths, The Killers, The Strokes,
Bloc Party, Foals, The Holloways, The Courteeners, We Are Scientists, Jack Penate,
The Clash and The Pigeon Detectives. 10pm - 2.00am (bar), For more info, call
The Piper: 01482 498931.
loadedfridays
yoyoindie
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Coming Up, Thursday 27th to Saturday 29th March 08 - Hull Real Ale and Cider Beer Festival
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Sponsored by The Co-operative Group, the 2008 Hull Real Ale and Cider Beer Festival
takes place this year at a new venue - The Horncastle Building, George Street (beside North Bridge).
With 75 Real Ales ( 34 served by hand pumps), 25 Real Ciders and Perries as well as
Belgian and German bottled beers, the 3 day festival promises to bring some
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Coming Up, Monday 24th March - Easter Monday Oxjam Charity Gig at Sharkeys Live
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Easter Monday sees the third Oxjam charity gig organised by Music HQ as well as the
launch gig for brand new Hull City Centre live music venue, Sharkeys who are going
to be running three original music nights every Week.
Featuring fifteen great local and not so local acoustic/unplugged acts this promises
to be an
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Coming Up - Saturday 22nd March - Born To Run Bruce Springsteen Tribute At The Dorchester Hotel Hull
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It's 'Boss' time...... proudly presenting the country's leading
Bruce Springsteen tribute band rocking at The Dorchester Hotel,
Beverley Road, Hull, on Saturday 22nd March 2008.
Fans of The Boss are in for a real treat when Born To Run, the only
national touring Springsteen cover band in the UK, provides a rare
opportunity to experience Bruce's music performed live on stage in this area.
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Coming Up, - 22nd to 24th March 08 - Easter Weekend Live Music Charity Fundraiser at Retro Hull
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There's been a lot of bad news reports about city centre bars and night
life but here's a good one. Easter bank holiday weekend Retro is organizing
a weekend of live music to raise money for the British Heart Foundation.
On Saturday afternoon there'll be a selection of local live acoustic artists
and on Sunday afternoon local live bands. On Bank Holiday Monday
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Coming Up, - Opening Friday 21st March 08 - Bunker Tours At R.A.F. Holmpton
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The Royal Air Force base at Holmpton opens to visitors on
Good Friday 21st March 2008.
The tour comes with brand new exhibitions, a whole new public tour and new films and shows.
Inside the bunker you will find the fully restored 1960's Message Centre which would have
handled all the bunkers communications during the 60's and 70's
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Coming Up - Thursday 27th March 08 - Mammal Hum and Domino Effect at the Adelphi
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Mammal Hum will be unveiled to the public in the stinking brilliant legend
of a filth pit that is the Adelphi...with flashing lights and other wonders
for good measure. Also on the bill is Domino Effect from London.
Doors 8pm £3.00 tax.
www.myspace.com/mammalhum
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Listings -
What's On at Yo -Yo Indie Club - Lincoln and Hull
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Check the Full Listing..Saturdays Lincoln - Yo-Yo Indie Club Night at The Quayside
With DJ Andyo-yo and Aron (YAK / Cell)
Doors: 10.00pm - 2.20am
Entry £2 B4 11pm / £4 NUS & £5 Other
Lincoln's Best Club Night: NME
The most popular Indie Night in Lincoln: Lincoln Echo
The Quayside
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Listings -
Stripped at the Wellington Inn - February to April 08
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Stripped Acoustic night at The Wellington Inn, Russell Street every 2nd Thursday. From 8pm. Admission Free
Thursday 7th February
Shaun T Hunter, Paul Hanafin and My Glass Eye
Thursday 21st February
Stevie Rigsby, Dan Webster and Daniel Pearson
Thursday 6th March
Alex Stork and Poncho Pirates
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Listings -
The Welly Club - What's On January and February 2008
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Check the Full Listing..Buy your tickets securely online by credit or debit card using PayPal
Thursday 17th January - 8pm to 11pm - Club Night to 3am - welly:two
Club NME at Jelly in association with Under The Influence presents
The Courteeners
£7.50 Online
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Music Reviews - Friday 23rd November 07 - ThisisUll Live at The Adelphi Featuring Awful Scenes The Cliques And The Charge By Michelle Dee
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New Brit rock band The Charge opened the night with self assured style,
amidst much shouting from a whole bunch of unruly fans. It's back to the
mid nineties for these lads so if you are in the mood for a window back
to those mad for it days, and some rowdy optimistic sing along tunes such
as Voodoo and She Goes On then these are the ones for you.
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Music Reviews - Saturday 15th December ThisisUll.com Christmas Bash At New Adelphi Club With Dirty Dreamers (featuring Dave Meilhan original Dreamers drummer) The Favours, Fifty Nine Violets with special acoustic sounds from Martin Clappison By Michelle Dee
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Hey everybody huge thanks and Merry Christmas to everyone who came to our gig last
night and a bigger one if you happened to buy a teeshirt, CD or car-sticker.
The turnout was good with a healthy mixed crowd of young fans and older heads,
each one getting into the groove in their own way.
Everyone seemed to have a great time.
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Music Reviews - Wednesday 17th October 07 - TopGun At The Adelphi Club By Michelle Dee
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It was a strange night in Adelphi, when I saw these two crazy ass mofos do their DJ thang, it was another crazy night when I saw TopGun the band. They took to the stage in giant sumo suits and proceeded to play electro fuzz stoner pop. They kicked the proverbial posterior.
The crowd lapped up their hapless madcap routines and shambolic stage show.
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Music Reviews - 26th September ThisisUll Live Presents Kill Surf City, Riley and the Mumps and Michelle Dee At The Adelphi Club By Michelle Dee
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It's Friday night. It's the end of the month and despite GST Cardinals getting discombobulated over which
month they were playing, ThisisUll Live is showcasing two very fine bands and a bit of spoken word, verse and vibe down the
Adelphi.
As is now customary at ThisisUll Live shows I got up on stage to welcome the crowd and introduce the acts.
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Music Reviews - Monday 24th September 07 - Six Nation State and The Cherry Cobb Cartel At Lamp By Michelle Dee
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It's Tuesday evening and a host of text messages fill my phone begging my presence at
this gig at that gig. My poor tortured synapses threaten to snap. I'm drowning under
a sea of demands when one more text alerts me. This one of the personal nature addressed
to me, and describes the feelings of utter pleasure their band would have on seeing me.
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Music Reviews - Thursday 27th September 07 - Music Exchange featuring
Dave Abbott Jess Banister The Harri Watts Band and Ernest (Rare Acoustic Performance)
By Michelle Dee
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The Music Exchange night organised and run by Dave Watts and Derek Harrison from
The Harri Watts Band is most certainly a civilised way to enjoy live music in the city. I remark as much, to
early arrival, Jim (Ernest bassist) as we tuck into the chicken curry and chips included ...
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Music Reviews - Live Music Reviews - Saturday 22nd September Metieval Festival Beverley Memorial Hall By Michelle Dee 14 Page Photo Gallery by Cilla and Michelle
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A heavy metal festival in Beverley? Sounds like fun, so donning my Sworn Amongst tshirt,
Cilla and I drove down to the sleepy market town.
Cilla announced almost as soon as we were inside the darkened confines of
Beverley Memorial Hall that she was really up for it, and immediately began snapping
Face of Scars who were already on stage.
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Music Reviews - Monday 17th September 07 - Open Mic Night at the Adelphi Club featuring So So Modern By Michelle Dee Our (Kiwi) Friends Electric
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Another open mic review from Adelphi - that must mean Paul Jackson is booking some great bands
for the very popular Monday nights.
Yes it may be free but it's still hugely popular with the growing hip hop and rap fans.
They take to the stage after practicing their rhymes in the cold and wet giving the smokers
something to listen to
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Music Reviews - Thursday 13th September - Hull Explosion - The Talks and The Favours At The Welly Club By Michelle Dee
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Much anticipated by local media, laudable attempts by BBC Look North to promote
The Favours and The Talks recently, via coverage of Grassroots, and Favours
interview plus live performance of their new single, Islands the night before
the Hull leg, should have made this one of the hottest tickets for months.
As it was, the Hull date
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