Posts Tagged ‘Mark Kermode’

Wordplay 2010: Shetland’s 9th Annual Book Festival Full Line Up Announced

Posted by Donald Anderson on August 25th, 2010 No Comments

Wordplay 2010 will bring a packed programme of delights to Islesburgh Community Centre in Lerwick on Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th September. Shetland Arts are delighted to confirm a line up of guests that includes, TV wildlife star, Simon King, leading film critic, Mark Kermode, award winning, best selling novelist, James Robertson and leading…

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Wordplay/Screenplay 2010

Posted by Donald Anderson on July 14th, 2010 No Comments

Wordplay 2010, Shetland’s 9th annual Book Festival will be held on Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th of September at Islesburgh Community Centre. The festival will contain a wide variety of events for people of all ages. Guests will include best selling writer and award winning broadcaster, Simon King, Costa Prize winning poet Christopher Reid and…

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Everyone’s a critic……..

Posted by Emily Sharp on May 26th, 2010 No Comments

Shetland Film Critic of the Year Competition
Do you have strong opinions about films? Would you like to share them? As Mareel steadily rises from the ground Shetland Arts is looking for the best local reviewers who can get across what a film means to them in an entertaining and engaging way. Whether you want…

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Follow Mark Kermode in Shetland on Twitter

Posted by Gwilym Gibbons on September 3rd, 2009 No Comments

Mark Kermode arrived in Shetland yesterday for Shetland Arts’ third annual film Festival, Screenplay. You can follow Mark on his trip around the isles on wittertainment on Twitter.

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Mark Kermode heads for the UK’s most northerly bus shelter

Posted by Gwilym Gibbons on August 31st, 2009 No Comments

Media release:
Mark Kermode heads for the UK’s most northerly bus shelter before welcoming Terence Davies to the Shetland Film Festival
Shetland young filmmakers group Maddrim Media will welcome film critic Mark Kermode (and his mum) to be guests of honour to the UK’s smallest film festival screening in the UK’s most northerly bus Shelter…

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