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Fans who have seen Moore and Jenkins' previous short film, Show Pieces and its companion shorts, will know that those were a prequel to The Show Imagine a cross between David Lynch and Alan Bennett, and you're halfway there. Alan Moore and cast in Alan Moore's "The Show," Protagonist Pictures The North American deal was negotiated by[...]

It is a followup on their five short films, collected as Show Pieces, and tells the story of Nighthampton, a hellish underside to reality populated by the dead, and creatures who could be gods, demons, or light entertainment music hall comedians The festival describes it as "inhabited by vampires and masked avengers; and a black[...]

Most of you should know Dudley Moore. The best among you will also know Peter Cook. As a duo who worked together on Beyond The Fringe before spinning off

© 2012 John Angerson.Filming of Jimmy's End – Northampton The film Show Pieces is getting a screening at the Barbican on the 8th of May followed by a question and answer session with writer Alan Moore and director Mitch Jenkins. Already available as a box set, the film will also be available digitally to iTunes, Hula and Amazon in May as well. This is Moore's first work[...]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tA_DstQ9FwIVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Unboxing Alan Moore And Mitch Jenkins' Show Pieces Kickstarter DVD Box Set for BleedingCool.com (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tA_DstQ9FwI) I kickstartered it It took a little time But this morning, I got something rather special… [...]

The Electricomics app launched on September 2nd, 2015, and when it did, it represented the culmination of many months of research, documentation,

Those four comics will be created by Alan Moore and Colleen Doran (Big Nemo), Leah Moore, John Reppion, and Nicola Scott (Sway) Garth Ennis and Peter Snejbjerg (Red Horse), and Peter Hogan and Paul Davidson (Cabaret Amygdala). The idea, strangely enough, originated as a concept developed for Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins' short film series Show[...]

That's our unique selling point! HMS: I heard Alan Moore talk, a the Show Pieces screening in Leeds,  about the little phrase which Electricomics came from,  an idea connected to the films, about kids reading comics on a translucent scroll, like a flexible screen That gives you kind of a tactile sense, like the comics of[...]

The Electricomics team is fairly massive, including comic creators, media folks, digital researchers, and more, and for Thought Bubble, Leah Moore (the project's editor), John Reppion, and Peter Hogan (all comic creators for the pilot comics on the platform), Mitch Jenkins (photographer, filmmaker and co-founder of producing company Orphans of the Storm), and Daniel Merlin[...]

You can see a full review and report on the showing of the Alan Moore-written movie Show Pieces in Leeds last night courtesy of Hannah Means-Shannon But I was also able to take a little video in the process Apologies for the gaps And the judders And the definition Hopefully Alan and co will make up for[...]

The Leeds International Film Festival was the second stop for Show Pieces at film festivals, having debuted at the London Fright Fest Show Pieces consists of three parts of the five piece short film series written by Alan Moore and directed by Mitch Jenkins While Show Pieces as screened at the festival includes Act of[...]

Thought Bubble, Britain's biggest comics art festival, runs from the 9th to the 16th of November in Leeds But the Leeds International Film Festival runs from the 5th to the 20th of November. And where they intersect, that's where Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins will be showing off Show Pieces, three of their short The Show films[...]

On Friday, 26th September, the Raindance Festival is showing Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins compilation film, Show Pieces at Vue Piccadilly in London. After which there will be a Q&A with the pair, hosted by friend-of-Bleeding Cool, Tony Lee. I am expecting a dapper-off between Alan and Tony… On Friday, 26th September, the Raindance Festival is showing[...]

Khandie Khisses talked to Bleeding Cool about her role in Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins' Show Pieces, Khandie Khisses is many things Veteran soldier, burlesque dancer, stand up comedian, occasional contributor to Bleeding Cool – and actor in Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins' Show Pieces, recently showing at London's FrightFest We bumped into each other at[...]

  Photo by Ricky-Marcel Pitcher. At the weekend, I discovered how plans for Mitch Jenkins and Alan Moore's Show Pieces movie forced Hewlett Packard closed down one of their product lines. I'm not sure which one  Was it HP abandoning PCs and tablets in 2011? Or 2012's abandoning Windows 8 tablet plans?  Or in 2013 abandoning in house[...]

Today, in Leicester Square, London, we have had the FrightFest premiere at Vue Cinema of three of Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins' short films linked together as Show Pieces. You can pre-order your copy here if you want. But before that, Kickstarter backers of the third of those short films (including me) were given a pre-premiere showing[...]

Adi Tantimedh writes: You can never fully know what a story is really about until you've seen it through to its end. As a Kickstarter backer, I finally got to watch His Heavy Heart, the last short film in Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins' cycle of short films known alternately as The Jimmy's End Cycle or Show[...]

Featuring the character of Jimmy, previously seen in Jimmy's End in the series of short films made by the pair as The Show Pieces So I settled down, after getting the kids out of the way, to stick it on a USB, plug it into the telly, and settle down to watch. Bloody hell. So, yes, I[...]

It's the final, Kickstarter-funded, film in Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins' series of short films, collectively known as Show Pieces, that will lead to further appearances of this alternate Northampton, known as The Show. Here is your first look at His Heavy Heart, starring Darrel D'Silva, Andrew Buckley and Khandie Khisses, for the readers of Bleeding Cool[...]

Nicely times to coincide with the release of the box set of Show Pieces, the first five short films written and co-starring Moore and directed by Mitch Jenkins, that begin The Show. The collection cost £35 or £50 signed (limited to 200)  for the limited edition box set, comprising Five short films: 90 minutes of films on DVD (region[...]