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19 mars 2017 · iPlayer film review by Steve Bennett. There’s no doubt that Simon Amstell ’s Carnage is a film with a very heavy message. Set in a utopian 2067 when all of society is vegan, the mockumentary looks back at a time when humans ate other animals with the sort of visceral disgust that 2017 viewers might watch first-hand footage of the Nazi ...
11 août 2017 · Report. 7 years ago. Programme website: Its 2067, the UK is vegan, but older generations are suffering the guilt of their carnivorous past. Simon Amstell asks . Simon Amstell has made a film called Carnage which will be available on the iPlayer later this month. Here is my take on this . That moment when UK citizens stopped labeling vegans Vegan.
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1 févr. 2017 · Simon Amstell says: "I have written and directed a film about veganism. I'm sorry." Victoria Jaye, Head of Content on BBC iPlayer, comments: "In a culture obsessed by what's on our plates, Simon Amstell's film Carnage imaginatively challenges our attitude towards eating meat, fish and cheese triangles. Prepare to never look at your dinner the ...
Simon Amstell has been up to his old tricks again. The comedian, who made his name in the Noughties poking fun at celebrities as the irreverent host of Popworld and Never Mind the Buzzcocks, told ...
Carnage, a film by Simon Amstell. Available now, exclusively on BBC iPlayer.
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One of my favourite forms of comedy is found footage humour, as in taking the piss out of old documentary stuff, and Carnage does that brilliantly, mixing film of our meat eating lifestyle, a bit of abattoir reality, and creator Simon Amstell's withering commentary. Once the narrative moves beyond 2017, you might expect the film to struggle, yet it gets by on superb predictions of what the ...
Simon Amstell’s debut feature film Benjamin was released in 2018. The bittersweet comedy tells the story of Benjamin (Colin Morgan) a rising star filmmaker. About to premiere his difficult second feature 'No Self', Benjamin is thrown into emotional turmoil when Billie, his hard-partying publicist, introduces him to a mesmeric French musician called Noah.
