Robin Hill @robin_hill

Film Editor. Robbie Williams, Limitless, Ten Percent, Son, King Gary, Beats, W1A, Kill List, Sightseers, Poldark. Sometime actor. Down Terrace, The Borderlands. m.imdb.com/name/nm0384628… Joined April 2009

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

3 weeks ago

Guillermo Del Toro gives a welcome boost to the re-release of ‘The Borderlands’. Sweet.

Guillermo del Toro @RealGDT

3 weeks ago

Guillermo Del Toro gives a welcome boost to the re-release of ‘The Borderlands’. Sweet.

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

3 months ago

Here’s a film I starred in getting the VIP Bluray treatment from the good folks at @SecondSightFilm

Second Sight @SecondSightFilm

3 months ago

Here’s a film I starred in getting the VIP Bluray treatment from the good folks at @SecondSightFilm

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

3 months ago

Two absolutely superlative feats of modern cinema, two nights in a row. Don’t let these brilliant movies get by you. Highly recommended.

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

5 months ago

Unbeatable prices for one-way tickets to Rwanda.

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

6 months ago

Final mention of the Robbie Williams doc. Five stars in The Times this morning. Celebrity, fame, sex, drugs, music! What are you waiting for?

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

6 months ago

It may not sound terribly appealing if you’re not a fan but the documentary series we made about Robbie Williams premieres on Netflix tomorrow and is a compelling and sometimes harrowing journey through a remarkable life. I edited Ep03 and I’m very pleased with it.

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Jonny Elwyn @jonnyelwyn

6 months ago

Exciting News - Walter Murch's next book, Suddenly Something Clicked, should be out (early?) next year! bit.ly/WalterMurch-op…

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

6 months ago

It’s long and dense and dark but ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ is a straight up, flat out American masterpiece.

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

7 months ago

First glimpse of what I’m currently working on. Mostly editing, little bit of acting too. It’s exciting. fangoria.com/original/first…

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Gordon Kennedy @gordongkennedy

7 months ago

A little Halloween treat for North Londoners. I did this cult brit found footage horror thriller back in 2012. This is a unique chance to see this wee classic in a cinema again so you can laugh scream weep and wee in a crowd! Link to tickets below. thelexicinema.co.uk/TheLexiCinema.…

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

8 months ago

First look at a documentary series I worked on for many months. Incredible archive material and a gripping story.

Netflix @netflix

8 months ago

First look at a documentary series I worked on for many months. Incredible archive material and a gripping story.

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

8 months ago

Camp de Thiaroye (Sembène ‘88) African soldiers heading home from WWII grow restless in a Dakar transit camp. Banned in France, this polemical film is long but gripping, brutal but drily witty. Multiple plot lines are deftly interwoven in this astonishing epic. Recommended.

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

9 months ago

Sans Soleil (Marker ‘82) A freewheeling documentary about film, history and memory. A travelogue of modern Japan interwoven with countless surreal digressions, this hugely influential film essay feels a little dated but has many extraordinary, dreamlike moments. Monumental.

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

9 months ago

It occurs to me that I haven’t mentioned that “Meg 2: The Trench” is in cinemas now, a rare chance to see me do some acting.

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

9 months ago

Black Girl (Sembéne ‘66) A Senegalese girl struggles to adjust to life as a maid in France. Vivid and provocative study of racism and white privilege in post-colonial African relations. Shares some DNA with the New Wave but has a distinct, humane voice of its own. Fascinating.

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

9 months ago

Cairo Station (Chahine, ‘58) Behind the scenes at a busy station, a sexually-frustrated peddler slowly succumbs to violent fantasies. A rich portrait of street life blends neo-realism and noir, feels radical and relevant. Great cast and photography recall Welles. Recommended.

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

9 months ago

Wild Strawberries (Bergman ‘57) While travelling to collect an award, an elderly doctor reflects on a life full of dread, doubt, guilt and loss. Beneath the film’s benign surface, Bergman mines many disarming moments of tension and conflict, A justifiably celebrated classic.

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

9 months ago

The Housemaid (Kim ‘60) A composer’s family is shattered after he employs a maid. Startling, brutal chamber piece, intense to the point of delirium, played at expressionist fever pitch from start to finish. Sex, murder, abortion, suicide! An incredible one-of-a-kind original.

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Robin Hill @robin_hill

10 months ago

If you’re about tomorrow night and enjoy being terrified, come and get a look at The Borderlands. I’ll be doing a Q and A afterwards too.

The Evolution Of Horror @EvolutionPod

10 months ago

If you’re about tomorrow night and enjoy being terrified, come and get a look at The Borderlands. I’ll be doing a Q and A afterwards too.

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Genesis Cinema @GenesisCinema

10 months ago

Our friends over at @EvolutionPod are back this Tues 18 July at 18:15 with a 10th anniversary screening of nightmarish found-footage horror THE BORDERLANDS, followed by a Q&A with producer @JHandorf and cast @gordongkennedy & @robin_hill Tickets here buff.ly/44HKKfZ