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"The Citizen Kane of juke box movies" -- Film historian Andrew Sarris. Provides information about the making of "A Hard Day's Night" and includes a brief history of the beginning of the Beatles. Looks at the "day in the life" style of the film and explores the individual Beatles as characters. Examines the culture, merchandising and influence of the movie. Go behind the scenes with the ultimate film guides and get the bigger picture. "A Hard Day's Night" follows the Beatles through a day of "Beatlemania," a mixture of slapstick comedy, surrealism and simple satire has ensured its classic film status. Richard Lester created the film with the intention of cashing in on the success of the young stars and as a method of releasing a profitable soundtrack album. Little did he know that some years later he would be credited with an award from MTV for his part in what many see as the first steps of the popular music video. With this book fans will understand how Lester's film defined the era and captures early 60's Britain in the throws of social and musical change. It considers what the Beatles represented and how much of its success was based on the fact that the film and the group themselves were something of a cultural phenomenon. It explores the style of the film, explains cinematic terminology, offers a bibliography and lists the full cast and crew. Learn what the Beatles thought of their performance and how did the public responded. Accessible to the general fan, as well as film students or critics, Lorraine Rolston and Andy Murray offer insight and background to a cult classic. Lorraine Rolston is a former film reviewer and Manchester's City Life Magazine and is the CinemaEducation Officer as Cornerhouse in Manchester. Andy Murray is also with Cornerhouse in Manchester.

"Ringers: Lord Of The Fans" shows how, after 50 years, "The Lord Of The Rings" continues to spark the minds and hearts of millions. "Ringers" explores the real foundations of Middle-earth; a community of true fans who share a common bond. Moving beyond "cult classic" and over several different generations, the film unearths countless people gathered under the banner of "Ringer" - academics, musicians, movie stars, authors, filmmakers, and a plethora of pop junkies. Celebrity interviewees include Peter Jackson, Elijah Wood, Ian McKellen, Clive Barker, and David Carradine. "Ringers" features a dynamic rock-driven score with musicians who were influenced by J.R.R. Tolkien. Several Indie recording artists have provided new covers of songs from previous "Rings" adaptations. Produced in association with the popular fan-site TheOneRing.net, "Ringers" stands as the most comprehensive film document of the ongoing fandom of "The Lord Of The Rings." From the hippie counter-culture to the electronic age; from the Bakshi animated film to Jackson's epic trilogy; this documentary brings together extensive footage collected over 21 months - across three continents. Our cameras have captured the most energetic "Lord Of The Rings" events. What began as the private amusement of a tweedy Oxford professor has now become a new mythology for the 21st century. "Ringers: Lord Of The Fans" shows how an adventure story published in 1954 has had dynamic ripple-effects through Western pop-culture. "Ringers" carefully pulls away the veil between Tolkien's book and the creations of art, music, and community that have been inspired by it.

Fan film - A fan film is a film or video inspired by a movie, television show, comic book or a similar source, created by fans rather than by the source's copyright holders. Fan filmakers have traditionally been amateurs, but some of the more notable films have actually been produced by professional filmmakers as film school class projects or as demonstration reels.

The Official Star Wars Fan Film Awards - The Official Star Wars Fan Film Awards is an annual contest put forth by Lucasfilm and Atomfilms to showcase and acknowledge the growing genre of Fan films made by, for and about fans of the Star Wars saga. The inaugural contest in 2002 was the first time Lucasfilm had officially sanctioned the genre.

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