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Cinema
1
- 7 Feb Jan 2019
Feature
films screened in UK cinemas for the first time:
Burning
버닝
S.Korea
- 2018 - 148m - col / scope
D:
Lee Chang-dong
Audio:
5.1
Can
You Ever Forgive Me?
USA
- 2018 - 106m - col / scope
D:
Marielle Heller
Audio:
5.1
Crucible
of the Vampire
UK
- 2017 - 96m - col / scope
D:
Iain Ross-McNamee
Audio:
5.1
Diablo
Pol
- 2019 - 110m - col / scope
D:
Michał Otłowski
Audio:
5.1
Ek
Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga
एक लड़की को देखा तोह ऐसा लगा
India
- 2019 - 120m - col / scope
D:
Shelly Chopra Dhar
Audio:
5.1
Escape
Room
USA/S.Africa
- 2018 - 100m - col / scope
D:
Adam Robitel
Audio:
5.1
Green
Book
USA
- 2018 - 130m - col
D:
Peter Farrelly
Audio:
5.1
How
to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
USA
- 2019 - 104m - col / scope / 3-D
D:
Dean DeBlois
D-Cinema
and IMAX-D/L release prints.
Dolby
Atmos / IMAX 12-track
Peppa
Celebrates Chinese New Year
小猪佩奇过大年
China/UK
- 2019 - 81m - col / scope
D:
Zhang Dapeng
Audio:
5.1
A
Private War
UK/USA
- 2018 - 110m - col / scope
D:
Matthew Heineman
Audio:
5.1
Uda
Aida
ਉਡਾ ਐਡਾ
India
- 2019 - 136m - col / scope
D:
Ksshitij Chaudhary
Audio:
5.1
Vandha
Rajavathaan Varuvan
வந்தா ராஜாவாதான் வருவேன்
India
- 2019 - 154m - col / scope
D:
Sundar C
Home
Video (premiere)
4
- 10 Feb 2019
Feature
films and TV movies released on UK home video for the first time,
with no prior UK cinema release (excluding festival screenings):
24
Frames
۲۴ فریم
Iran
- 2017 - 114m - bw
D:
Abbas Kiarostami
Audio:
5.1
5th
Passenger
USA
- 2018 - 89m - col / scope
D:
Scotty Baker
Audio:
5.1
The
Cloverfield Paradox
USA
(OL) - 2018 - 102m - col / scope
D:
Julius Onah
Dolby
Atmos
Death
and Nightingales
UK
(TV) - 2018 - 176m - 3 eps - col
D:
Allan Cubitt
Audio:
Stereo
Infinite
Dreamers
USA/Fr
- 2015 - 82m - col
D:
Marc Hurtado
Box-set
premiere: Five Films by Marc Hurtado.
Audio:
Stereo
Mission
Overlord
Nazi
Overlord
USA
- 2018 - 91m - col
D:
Rob Pallatina
Audio:
5.1
Trapped
Sunlight
Jr.
USA
- 2013 - 97m - col / scope
D:
Laurie Collyer
Audio:
5.1
Undisputed:
Fight for Freedom
Boyka:
Undisputed
USA/Bulg
(V) - 2016 - 86m - col / scope
D:
Todor Chapkanov
Home
Video (ex-cinema)
4
- 10 Feb 2019
Feature
films and TV movies released on UK home video for the first time,
having previously been screened in UK cinemas:
Bad
Times at the El Royale
USA
- 2018 - 141m - col / scope
D:
Drew Goddard
Audio:
5.1
Blindspotting
USA
- 2018 - 95m - col
D:
Carlos López Estrada
Audio:
5.1
Crucible
of the Vampire
UK
- 2017 - 96m - col / scope
D:
Iain Ross-McNamee
Audio:
5.1
Disobedience
USA/UK/Ire
- 2017 - 114m - col / scope
D:
Sebastian Lelio
Audio:
5.1
The
Fifth Cord
Giornata
nera per l'ariete
It
- 1971 - 100m - col
D:
Luigi Bazzoni
Originally
premiered in UK cinemas as Evil Fingers.
Audio:
Mono
The
Gospel According to André
USA
- 2017 - 94m - col
D:
Kate Novack
Audio:
5.1
The
Miseducation of Cameron Post
USA
- 2018 - 91m - col
D:
Desiree Akhavan
Audio:
5.1
Monsters
and Men
USA
- 2018 - 95m - col / scope
D:
Reinaldo Marcus Green
Audio:
5.1
Papillon
Czech
Rep/Sp/USA - 2017 - 133m - col / scope
D:
Michael Noer
Audio:
5.1
Sex,
Love and Marriage
Love
and Marriage
UK
- 1970 - 81m - col
D:
David Grant [as: Terry Gould]
Audio:
Mono
Venom
USA
- 2018 - 112m - col / scope / 3-D
D:
Ruben Fleischer
Dolby
Atmos / IMAX 12-track
Home
Video (reissues)
4
- 10 Feb 2019
Feature
films and TV movies:
Sweeney!
UK
- 1976 - 89m - col
D:
David Wickes
Audio:
Mono
Sweeney
2
UK
- 1978 - 108m - col
D:
Tom Clegg
Audio:
Mono
Note:
Be
aware that scope or 3-D movies may not always be replicated that way
on home video. Similarly, some video releases may offer a different
audio configuration to the one originally intended (5.1, Dolby Atmos,
etc.). In each case, the Index provides details of the primary
audio-visual specifications, and any video version which deviates
from these specs constitutes a revision of the original intentions,
potentially compromising the effectiveness of the presentation.
Also,
the given running time assumes a projected frame-rate of 24 frames
per second (except for TV material in countries where the broadcast
frame-rate is 25fps). Most VHS and DVD releases in the UK are
replicated at 25fps, causing a subliminal speed-up that 'reduces' the
running time by around 4 per cent. Most Blu-ray releases (including
4K) are replicated at the original 24fps.
