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The Fabulous Picture Show
About The Fabulous Picture Show
The Fabulous Picture Show (FPS) offers a fresh perspective on the world of movies and international film-making.
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13 Jul 2007 10:45 GMT
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Amanda Palmer with filmmakers, Swel & Imad Noury
Rather than guess what cinema audiences want to know from filmmakers,
The Fabulous Picture Show
invites them to ask the questions.
The Fabulous Picture Show (FPS)
is hosted from a live cinema event that brings filmmakers from across the world face-to-face with an international audience, and lets the public set the agenda.
After watching a specially screened film at the
Everyman Cinema Club
in London, our audience is invited by Entertainment Editor and presenter Amanda Palmer to question the guests in a lively, insightful, and often revealing debate.
As well as seeing filmmakers face their public, Amanda Palmer and the FPS team also talk to actors, directors, cinematographers, composers, costume and set designers – just about everyone involved in making interesting films.
Our features cover everything from world cinema, to experimenta, from the best of Hollywood to Nollywood, from shorts and music videos to documentary-style pieces that tell the stories of real people engaged in all levels of filmmaking.
Whether we’re covering the latest glitzy Hollywood premiere, or the most moving personal story,
The Fabulous Picture Show
aims to apply rigorous journalistic standards, a critical contextualising eye and, where appropriate, an irreverent sense of humour.
Amanda Palmer conceived
The Fabulous Picture Show
concept series, and leads a talented team in producing the bi-monthly programme for Al Jazeera English's entertainment strand.
Click here for
Amanda Palmer's biography
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Please remember to let us know if you would prefer a day time or an evening screening and do use the same form if you would like to leave a comment regarding our show.
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