The producers behind a major film in the South Island have issued a blanket ban on media interviews after a controversial resource consent application. The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe is being filmed at Flock Hill in Canterbury.
Earlier this month it was revealed the Selwyn District Council had given the filmmakers the go ahead to build a major road in the area. Film spokesman Ernie Malik says media coverage of the film has been restricted until all aspects of the issue are settled.
Catholic experts explore Biblical parallels, moral lessons at heart of classic children’s tale by C.S. Lewis, now a major motion picture. […]
Simon Barrington-Ward was Chaplain at Magdalene College, University of Cambridge, during the last half of the 1950’s while C. S. Lewis was a professor there. He went on to be the Bishop of Coventry, and […]
Tarva2Alambil sent us a great article about the career of composer Harry Gregson-Williams. He’s a phenominal composer, and will be returning to write the music for Prince Caspian. He mentioned that he’s really looking forward to it and that he hopes to be able to hold on to a theme or two from the first film. […]
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