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HEARTS IN ATLANTIS
SW9 ACCLAIM
GREENWICH WINNER
FUJIFILM’S NEW LOOK WEBSITE
CORRECTION
www.fujifilm.co.uk/motion
Hearts In Atlantis, the latest “We met and connect-
adaptation of a Stephen King bestseller, is dedicated to the memory of the Polish cinematographer Piotr
Sobocinski who died at 43 soon after completing the film.
Partly originated on Fuji, this 1960-set story of friendship and “coming-of-age”, stars Anthony Hopkins, Hope Davis and youngster Anton Yelchin.
To give the film the signature nos- talgic look he was after, director Scott (Shine, Snow Falling On Cedars) Hicks enlisted Sobocinski whose credits included Marvin’s Room, Ransom and Three Colours: Red, for which he was Oscar-nominated.
South West Nine, photographed
on Fuji by Graham Fowler,
received no fewer than five T nominations – including Best
Film, Best Debut Director
(Richard Parry) and Best Achievement
In Production – at this year’s British Independent Film Awards. It won for
Best Music (Dave Pearce). ■
he winner of the Best Film at the Greenwich Film Festival this year was Hannah Gal for Breathe, which also won Best Score. Written and directed by
ed on a very immediate level,” Hicks recalled. “Piotr understood that an
enormous element of the story was going to be told visually, and that
there were layers that I wanted to add to what was already a wonderful
story which would deepen the emotional impact for people. So
we worked very closely together.”
The film will be released here early next year. ■
Photo: Anthony Hopkins and Anton Yelchin in Scott Hicks’ Hearts In Atlantis
struggling for air. Gal plans to use the prize of 16,000ft of 35mm Fujifilm stock to make her next film, Glimpse, an ani- mation/live action mix. ■
Gal and produced by Rick West, Breathe is a dis- turbingly beautiful picture about a drowning woman
Photos left:
DP Graham Fowler
and below: scenes from South West Nine
right: Hannah Gal’s Greenwich Film Festival winner Breathe
In the feature ‘Made In Wales’ (Summer 2001 issue) Ashley Horner should have been credited as the first- time director of The Pig In Astral Plaza.
F ujifilm’s Moving Image Division have launched a re-designed
website, featuring full product overviews and technical specifica- tions on all of our motion picture
and professional video tape products. The site includes our new Reala 500D
motion picture film and newly launched video product lines such as MX321, Betacam SX, DVCPRO HD and D5. You can also order product brochures online or use our email ser- vice to send us any comments or queries you may have. ■
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