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Nightwatching (2007)

Director: Peter Greenaway

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Peter Greenaway has been vocal lately (not least in these pages) on the demise of cinema as a meaningful form, but he’s got a feature of his own in the works – a portrait of Rembrandt, starring the suitably squashy-nosed Martin Freeman. We’re promised romance and murder, though the nature of light will likely figure as prominently.


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  • dave Calhoun said...
    Posted on Aug 16 2009 14:33 Fiercehairdo - thanks for your comment. It seems that this film won't be getting a UK cinema release at all. I haven't heard of it being available on DVD here either, although I'm guessing it must be available internationally.
    Thanks
    Dave Calhoun
    Film Editor
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  • Fiercehairdo said...
    Posted on Aug 16 2009 14:20 When is this film going to be released in the UK??
    It says 2007 above but as of summer 2009 there has been no sign of it in any UK cinema?
    Anyone know what is happening?
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  • tora said...
    Posted on Mar 03 2008 10:44 This is a pompous & terrible film. I saw it in good faith and was disappointed.
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