2018, Almaen/Awstria, 96 munud, (15)
Cyfarwyddwr – Ali Soozandeh
Animeiddiad rotosgopio. Wrth iddynt chwilio’n orffwyll am ryddid a hapusrwydd, mae’n rhaid i bedwar person ifanc o Tehran dorri gwaharddiadau caeth y gymdeithas Islamaidd.
2018, DU, 95 munud, (PG)
Cyfarwyddwr – Daniel Kokotajlo
Mae’n rhaid i Dyst Jehovah ffyddlon osgoi ei chwaer am gamwedd crefyddol. Wrth i’r gwahaniad fynd yn ei flaen, mae hi’n dechrau pendroni am ystyr cariad Duw.
O law crëwr Like Father, Like Son, dyma ddrama gyfoethog, foddhaol am deulu o droseddwyr ceiniog a dimai, sy’n gwarchod plant maent yn eu darganfod ar y stryd. Dyma feirniadaeth finiog o gymdeithas a hefyd portread cynnes o fywyd teuluol.
2018, DU, 97 munud, (PG)
Cyfarwyddwr – Jon S Baird
Mae’r ddeuawd gomedi fyd-enwog, Laurel a Hardy, yn ceisio ail-gynnau ei gyrfa ffilm wrth iddynt gychwyn ar daith flinderog o gwmpas theatrau Prydain ar ôl y rhyfel. Taith sydd yn wir, eu cân olaf.
Great turn out for the film and interesting discussion after the film with Peter and Craig giving an insight into the making of the film. Fantastic to see quality films coming out of Wales.
Thanks to Film Hub Wales for sponsoring the event.
Audience vote was as follows
Excellent 30
Very Good 20
Good 10
Average 1
Poor 2
Giving an overall score of 79.8%
SYLWADAU:
Just grand
Totally bonkers but loved the film (well it was local!)
Look forward to Canaries 2
Wonderful blood and yellow macs
Great entertainment
Great fun. Well done on making such a good film on a budget of just £29k Incredible!!
Quirky – fun and scary in good amounts! Love the soundtrack and the location – of course!
Very funny
Behind every great man….. in this case Craig’s Mum
A very good film for this low cost of production. Good acting by all the cast. Put Lower Cwmtwrch on the map!
Witty and Welsh. Bring on the return of the yellow Peril! Many interesting juxtapositions and atmospheric music
Thoroughly enjoyed. Looking forward to the sequel
Great evening. Be back
Loved the fact that the film made me jump in parts as well as laugh in parts. Humour was spot on. Daft horror but loved the build up from 1980 to the present day
Amusing. Actually jumped a few times. Enjoyed this
Fantastic what can be achieved on such a small budget through all the support both locally and away and your creativity
Loved opening scene. Laughed out loud many times. And jumped!
Crap. But nice guys
Fantastic film. Looking forward to the sequel
Very good, cant wait for a sequel. Creative storytelling, engaging and a fantastic horror.
A bit disjointed. Made it difficult to watch at times
Enjoyed – reminded me of Peter Jackson’s bad taste
Can’t say I was able to follow all the plot but worth watching for the jokes and especial=ally the wonderful main setting. Was this a prediction of L’Attaque des Gilets Jaunes?
Very funny. Some great shots. Good to hear and see proper local place and people. Enjoyed even though I don’t like horror.
OK low budget and funny in parts
So bad it was good and very funny and scary
Shaun of the Dead meets Stella! Amazing achievement on the budget
It was well acted and well made for a low budget film, funny in parts, but I found it a bit morbid and despairing in parts. I’m not a fan of horror movies anyway (Philippians 4:8)
Really enjoyed. A movie with a sense of humour
Crap ending!! Hope to see follow up soon though
Great humour and well produced
Great to see in Ponty. Second time to see the film and still good thanks
Very well scripted, directed and produced… they had a small budget and worked very well within their means – using fantastic techniques to make their job and that of the crew and cast easier without impacting the story or impact. This film is very much Simon Pegg and Nick Frost meets Ruth Jones. For a project that started off as a bunch of mates having a bit of crack it has actually turned into a very good film! I am looking forward to seeing more collaborations from this team.
Don’t forget we have Peter Stray (writer and director) and Russell Craig (actor) with us for the screening of Canaries on Thursday 24 January so please join us for the comic horror and we wont mind if you watch from behind the sofa!
Dydd Iau, 24 Ionawr 2019, 7:30 yh
2018, DU, 84 munud, (15)
Cyfarwyddwr – Peter Stray
Mae grŵp o ffrindiau mewn parti Nos Galan yng Nghymoedd De Cymru yn mynd i’r afael ag ymosodiad gan estronwyr. Dyma gomedi tywyll, arswydus sy’n cymysgu chwerthin a dychryn ac sy’n dodi Cwmtwrch ar fap digwyddiadau byd-eang. Bydd sesiwn holi ac ateb yn dilyn gyda rhai o’r cast. Noddir y ffilm gan Hwb Ffilm Cymru.
Great turn out for the film and interesting discussion after the film with Peter and Craig giving an insight into the making of the film. Fantastic to see quality films coming out of Wales.
Thanks to Film Hub Wales for sponsoring the event.
Audience vote was as follows
Excellent 30
Very Good 20
Good 10
Average 1
Poor 2
Giving an overall score of 79.8%
SYLWADAU:
Just grand
Totally bonkers but loved the film (well it was local!)
Look forward to Canaries 2
Wonderful blood and yellow macs
Great entertainment
Great fun. Well done on making such a good film on a budget of just £29k Incredible!!
Quirky – fun and scary in good amounts! Love the soundtrack and the location – of course!
Very funny
Behind every great man….. in this case Craig’s Mum
A very good film for this low cost of production. Good acting by all the cast. Put Lower Cwmtwrch on the map!
Witty and Welsh. Bring on the return of the yellow Peril! Many interesting juxtapositions and atmospheric music
Thoroughly enjoyed. Looking forward to the sequel
Great evening. Be back
Loved the fact that the film made me jump in parts as well as laugh in parts. Humour was spot on. Daft horror but loved the build up from 1980 to the present day
Amusing. Actually jumped a few times. Enjoyed this
Fantastic what can be achieved on such a small budget through all the support both locally and away and your creativity
Loved opening scene. Laughed out loud many times. And jumped!
Crap. But nice guys
Fantastic film. Looking forward to the sequel
Very good, cant wait for a sequel. Creative storytelling, engaging and a fantastic horror.
A bit disjointed. Made it difficult to watch at times
Enjoyed – reminded me of Peter Jackson’s bad taste
Can’t say I was able to follow all the plot but worth watching for the jokes and especial=ally the wonderful main setting. Was this a prediction of L’Attaque des Gilets Jaunes?
Very funny. Some great shots. Good to hear and see proper local place and people. Enjoyed even though I don’t like horror.
OK low budget and funny in parts
So bad it was good and very funny and scary
Shaun of the Dead meets Stella! Amazing achievement on the budget
It was well acted and well made for a low budget film, funny in parts, but I found it a bit morbid and despairing in parts. I’m not a fan of horror movies anyway (Philippians 4:8)
Really enjoyed. A movie with a sense of humour
Crap ending!! Hope to see follow up soon though
Great humour and well produced
Great to see in Ponty. Second time to see the film and still good thanks
Very well scripted, directed and produced… they had a small budget and worked very well within their means – using fantastic techniques to make their job and that of the crew and cast easier without impacting the story or impact. This film is very much Simon Pegg and Nick Frost meets Ruth Jones. For a project that started off as a bunch of mates having a bit of crack it has actually turned into a very good film! I am looking forward to seeing more collaborations from this team.