British Cinema Series Coming Soon!
Dark City Gallery are offering you the chance to win the first print in the series. Please read more info below.
For a chance of winning, visit the Dark City Gallery Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dark-City ... 6783445319
Be ready between 19:00 - 19:30 GMT (UK time) on Friday 15th February. The first person to identify the film from the image displayed and post the correct film title will win.
Good Luck!
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tabletopjoe
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Dan Mumford kicks off our British Cinema Series with a stunning piece for the 1973 British horror 'The Wickerman'!
The print comes in three editions all hand numbered & signed by Dan Mumford. The standard poster edition is a 24 x 36 Inch screen print, priced at £40. The variant poster edition (featuring blue metallic ink) is priced at £60. There is also a smaller art print edition (with no text) 18 x 24 inches, and priced at £30. The prints will be available online on Thursday 21st February at 17:00 GMT (UK Time). http://darkcitygallery.com/
The print comes in three editions all hand numbered & signed by Dan Mumford. The standard poster edition is a 24 x 36 Inch screen print, priced at £40. The variant poster edition (featuring blue metallic ink) is priced at £60. There is also a smaller art print edition (with no text) 18 x 24 inches, and priced at £30. The prints will be available online on Thursday 21st February at 17:00 GMT (UK Time). http://darkcitygallery.com/
Off to a good start! Looking forward to seeing what else gets represented. I vote for The Third Man and Black Narcissus (or just about any Powell & Pressburger). Toss in some David Lean and Hitchcock.
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YORKSHIREpuddin
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Love The Wicker Man, one of my all time favorite movies but the Fantastic Mr Fox is really throwing me off.
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Nice choices dylansdad, hopefully you will be pleased with the selection.dylansdad wrote:Off to a good start! Looking forward to seeing what else gets represented. I vote for The Third Man and Black Narcissus (or just about any Powell & Pressburger). Toss in some David Lean and Hitchcock.
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cool loving the metallic blue variant...
LeeKaye wrote:I liked it, but I am trying to resist the lure of one more 'wafer thin print'
darkcitygallery wrote:Nice choices dylansdad, hopefully you will be pleased with the selection.dylansdad wrote:Off to a good start! Looking forward to seeing what else gets represented. I vote for The Third Man and Black Narcissus (or just about any Powell & Pressburger). Toss in some David Lean and Hitchcock.
Wicker mans already done so i'd like to see Bridge on the River Kwai and The Lady Killers!
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Along the same lines as fitz
Italian job and ipcress file
And tinker tailor soldier spy
Italian job and ipcress file
And tinker tailor soldier spy
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Thanks guys! There's some great choices above. Here's an interesting debate, what makes a film British? and what makes a film American? It's not been black and white selecting a handful of British films.
not a fan of The Wicker man, but Dan did a nice job with the print...can't wait to see what else is coming...I'd love a print for The Long Good Friday and/or Sexy Beast 
Would films like Snatch, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, and Layer Cake be considered British cinema? I'd love to see prints from those films.