Andrew Pulver

@EastLndonGroup Hi Alan, lovely pic, got to be the Chemical Works, very distinctive double roof in middle ground - Elwin probably on other side of river on bank outside Pumping Station britainfromabove.org.uk/en/image/EPW00…

Amongst all the East London Group watercolours, this is one of my absolute favourites. This is "Early Morning at Abbey Mills" by Elwin Hawthorne from 1928. I believe that it might show part of either what was the West Ham Gas Works or the Abbey Mills Chemical Works. #ELG

Join us Wednesday the 16th October for a rare big-screen outing of The Castle, with an introduction from Guardian critic @peterbradshaw1 ⭐️ buff.ly/3YkEMS0 🎟

Kafka On Film Beginning this Friday, @uppcinema will host the Kafka on Film Season, featuring an introduction by @peterbradshaw1 and the first UK screening of Steven Soderbergh’s recently re-cut version of his 1991 Kafka biopic Mr. Kneff. uppcinema.com/kafka-on-film/

@FlipLondonTours @time_nw Hi there, thanks for posting this, sorry for belated reply - (Louis) Collins was my grandad and I spent many a Saturday in the late 70s and early 80s working in the shop, so depending when you went, the snotty young shaver who served you might have been me!

Church Street Market, NW8, 1950s. We got our jeans and Ben Sherman’s from Collins later on. They had a massive pair of Levi’s hanging outside for years, I wonder what happened to them? Worth money now no doubt.

@donald_coutts Hi Donald, we'd like to review Heading West in the Guardian film section, is there a press person on the film? Pls DM me if possible, thanks

@BOPictures Hi there, we'd like to review The Bright Side in the Guardian film section if possible, please can you DM me, thanks

@RonMcCullagh Thanks Ron, the press rep has been in touch

@RonMcCullagh Hi Ron, can I get a contact for Insight TWI please? We'd like to cover Sing Freetown in the Guardian film section, I believe Insight are releasing it - thanks

@joseph_fahim Hi Joseph, thanks, we will correct the article as soon as possible

Dear @guardianfilm , dear @guardianculture, dear @Andrew_Pulver, dear western film journalists, once again Moufida Tlatli was NOT first Arab woman to direct a feature film. Inas El-Degheidy, Jocelyne Saab and many others proceeded her.This is embarrassing. theguardian.com/film/2021/feb/…

@EllenMainwood Hi Ellen, could I chat briefly to you tomorrow morning for a news story for the Guardian film section? Please DM an email address or phone number - thanks

@kenny_mccartney Hi Kenny, best to follow @cineactiongroup for details

Many of us were Cameo fans for years, but we don't want to go back until we know.

@Andrew_Pulver you wrote an article in The Guardian in March about Picturehouse making staff redundant. Have you ever followed up on this? A few Cameo customers in Edinburgh have been trying to find out what happened to the staff, but no joy.

@alexbennett16 @the Hi Alex, was definitely on my long list but had to thin it down somehow. Ditto for Year of the Pig, Good Morning Vietnam, etc. There's a lot out there!

@Andrew_Pulver hi, like your list of Vietnam inspired films, but surprised to not see @the Boys in Company C, which seems to set the scene for Platoon and especially, Full Metal Jacket. What do you think?

@1987Kulbhushan thanks, correction has already been made

@LesFlicks @NicoleConn Hi there, we'd like to review MORE BEAUTFUL in the Guardian if at all possible, please can you get in touch? Thanks

@mylissafitz great, we will add her as Ene Watts as that's how she was credited at the time, if that's ok?

@mylissafitz Hi Melissa, is her name Ene Watts? and presumably she's the woman with long hair clutching clipboard? if you can confirm we'll add her name (no info from the studio unfortunately) - thanks

@colincurwen Hi Colin, we'd like to review Valley of the Lanterns in the Guardian, can you DM me to pass on a link? thanks

@janita_xa Hi there, please can you DM me a direct contact? thanks