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To all fellow VW camper van owners. Our beloved Moonraker was stolen from Cyrena Road in the early hours of 13th July. She was immobilised and fully secured. Probably flat loaded away. No need to tell you how completely devastated we are. What can I say ..... make sure your bus is as safe as possible. Details of our bus here including all distinguishing features, photos and contact info: http://bit.ly/q2Rz6h

STOP PRESS: STOP PRESS Treacle Jnr has just won at the Dinard film festival, beating Made in Dagenham and Mr Nice.

Time Out has given Treacle Jnr a fantastic four star review and made it a Critics Choice: Treacle Jr (2010) Time Out October 20120 **** An electric performance by Aidan Gillen (The Wire) reteaming with director Jamie Thraves for the first time since 2000?s ?The Low Down? is the cornerstone of this blackly funny but ultimately heartrending essay on loneliness and dependence that mixes the tender treatment of dysfunction of 'Rain Man' with the bleak urban redemption of ?The Fisher King?. For reasons known only to himself, architect Tom (Tom Fisher) has abandoned his young family and taken to the streets of an anonymous south London where he forms a halting friendship with Gillen?s rambling half-witted na?f. As their bond deepens ? thanks in part to a kitten named Treacle Jr ? the story gravitates toward a conclusion that?s as hard won as it is inescapable. Funny, touching and gritty, this coolly rendered observation on need and rejection really is a Brit drama to shout about. Showing in London later this month: Full review here: http://www.timeout.com/film/reviews/89100/treacle-jr.html

Treacle Jnr, a new full length film shot in and around East Dulwich by local director Jamie Thraves will be showing as part of the London Film Festival. It stars Aiden Gillen (The Wire), Tom Fisher and Riann Steele. It's just earned a four star rave review in Time Out: http://www.timeout.com/film/reviews/89100/treacle-jr.html with comparisons to Rainman and The Fisher King. ED folks will recognise many of the locations - from Goose Green, the Horniman Museum and Peckham Rye included. Treacle Jnr. is a fantastic piece of work. Funny, tragic and quite unforgettable. See it, love it and tell a friend! Tickets/screening details here: http://www.bfi.org.uk/lff/films/new_british_cinema/820