Press
Vertigo Magazine
"1968 Film Group are a Situationist film collective, offering a unique blend of the political and the surreal, creating a coruscating critique of imagined realities, even when boring, their films are still interesting."
The International Photography Awards
SOMME PROJECT takes Award at the IPA in New York City. "The IPA is determined to recognize and award photography's leading talent who are creating, shaping and changing the world of photography today." Peter Bromley is one such talent.
Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival
"In his close-up portrait 'Charles Hayward Recorded', Peter Bromley shows the dedication and passion with which Hayward approaches his music and craft. Bromley has created a very unique and poetic documentary. The screening of the film in the festival will be its world premiere."
Sunday Times
"The beauty of Peter Bromley's images come from their fundamental simplicity and directness. Their mystery lies in the sense of human, earthly familiarity they evoke."
Time Out
"The Passenger is Peter Bromley's second book. Of the book's two parts, the first continues his interest in the informal portrait; assured, personal and with a simple, direct quality. The second deals with abstract, textural subjects; the images here have a cool, quiet feel, reflecting Bromley's concerns with the quality of light on a surface. The two parts add up to a fine book of photographs; and beautifully printed."
The Marseille Film And Theatre Festival
"Bromley's films work on many levels and follow a complex montage of images and sounds. Sometimes these ideas work, sometimes they don't. But Bromley is still an interesting filmmaker to watch."
Le Monde
"Peter Bromley's work with Dance Company Kelemenis, based in Marseille, has crossed the fifteen years of a working relationship, which has produced many photographs and short films, but last night at the Lyon Opera House, we saw the first stage sets Bromley has done for the company: What a beautiful experience it was to see them on stage with the dancers...
Portobello Film Festival
...no ticket...no address...no papers...an offence you can be arrested for? "Take him in... we've got a few questions". The urban mundane, the revenue inspector stops a passenger without a ticket, the descent begins. This is James O'Brien's second short for 1968 Film Group and again he delivers a political tour de force...