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According to the ladies of Robert Pattinson Online,

The Summer House was screened at the British Society of Cinematographers New Cinematographers Night in November of 2009.The BSC updated with their program for that night, including The Summer House, listing it as 14 minutes long.

Filmed in France, this is the first venture by Miss Gili to produce write and direct her own short film. Although she is joint principle of the non government funded London Film Academy, her short was made totally independent of the LFA. The result is a warm, dreamy piece, which captures the lazy summer afternoons and cool evenings at the French villa, for a gathering of family members. I suppose the temptation may have been there to pace it up a bit, but she held to the story which gently unfolded. Nicely photographed by Alex Ryle.

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These looked knew to me.

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From playing the ill-fated Cedric Diggory in Harry Potter to being a vampire with a heart in the Twilight saga, Robert Pattinson is an actor in demand and Clapham Picturehouse want to celebrate him.

The cinema is holding a Robert Pattinson day this Saturday screening three of the Barne’s boys best films, all from last year, so his teenage fanbase can sit and drool over the heartthrob for an entire day.

First up will be Twilight at 11.30am, where Kristen Stewart’s Bella Swan meets the mysterious an dazzling Edward Cullen (Pattinson) only to find out he’s a vampire.

Then from 2.10pm he will be appearing in wry British comedy How To Be about a frustrated musician who’s depressed and hires a self-help specialist to solve his problems.

Finally, Little Ashes will start at 4.15pm, following the life and loves of artist Salvador Dalí (Pattinson), film maker Luis Buñuel and poet/writer Federico García Lorca.

There will also be a competition before each film, with prizes including Twilight goody bags, How To Be mini-posters signed by Pattinson and large cinema-sized posters for Little Ashes.

Robert Pattinson day, Clapham Picturehouse, Venn Street, June 20, £8.50 per film, discounts if you book more than one. Call 0871 704 2055 or visit picturehouses.co.uk/cinema.

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The makers of THE SUMMER HOUSE, which is currently doing the film festival rounds prior to its public release, have very kindly put together a short behind-the-scenes featurette especially for our Rob-O-Rama on Saturday 20 June. It will be shown at 4.15pm before LITTLE ASHES.


THE SUMMER HOUSE – a short film directed by Daisy Gili, based on a short story by Ian Beck.
What is love? A young girl flees to France to forget her boyfriend, but first his letters pursue her, then the boy himself follows her there. During a party to celebrate the moon landing she takes her own ‘small step’…


http://www.youtube.com/THESUMMERHOUSEFILM
http://www.thesummerhousefilm.com/

The timetable for Saturday 20 June…





11.30   Twilight (12A)


14.10   How to Be (15)


16.15   Taster for THE SUMMER HOUSE


16.25 Little Ashes (15)





Tickets can be bought for each film individually or in combination:-
One film: Full price: £7.20, Members: £5.20.
Two films: Save £2 on above prices.
Two films: Save £4 on above prices.


You can buy tickets at www.picturehouses.co.uk but the multi-film discounts can only be obtained when booking in person or by phone. Booking line 0871 704 2054





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Robert Pattinson Online reports the following

We’ve been able to confirm that The Summer House, a short film that Rob filmed a couple years ago, is making it’s debut at the Cannes Film Festival! The film will be shown at the Short Film Corner on Thursday, May 14th and Friday, May 15.

The official trailer for “The Summer House” has been released. The short film trailer shows a lot of the same video we’ve seen before, but now with audio.

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“The Summer House” official website has been updated with a release date of April 2009! You can sign up for updates by e-mailing info@thesummerhousefilm.com.