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Posted September 23rd, 2009 by Ben
Obviously it’s no news that filmmakers can use the internet to promote their work but I have to say that this website to promote Jane Campion’s John Keats film “Bright Star” is one of the nicest I’ve yet come across. As is only fitting to such a romantic subject, the site eschews modernity for a hand written, pencil and paper vibe which is pleasingly tactile for something merely virtual. Have a look http://www.brightstarthemovie.com.
