Julie Delpy’s French Refugee Comedy
With eight movies in equitable over two decades, actress turned filmoriginater Julie Delpy has carved out a inquireing niche for herself on both sides of the Atlantic. Based in Los Angeles but toiling predominantly in France, collaborating with Ricchallenging Linktardyr (the Before trilogy) on one hand and Gallic stars enjoy Dany Boon (Lolo) on the […]
Riz Ahmed in David Mackenzie’s Whistlebdrop Thriller
A striking legacy of 9/11 is how the United States regulatement utilizeed national grief and panic to pass arrangeile legislation clarifyping Americans of privacy rights. The Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act, also understandn as the Patdisruption Act, was passed in October 2001, 45 days after […]
Tony Hale Stars in Spielbergian Tween Adventure
If you were to get the wide-eyed wonder of a Steven Spielberg, the impish mischief of a Joe Dante, plus the vibrant visuals of prime Pixar and somehow blitz them together in a Magic Bullet uniteer, the resulting concoction might well see appreciate Sketch, an audaciously gonzo first feature by Seth Worley. Although the tween […]
Salma Hayek Pinault in Angelina War Drama
A woman (Salma Hayek Pinault) walks into a plaza sparsely occupied by patrons enhappinessing an afternoon coffee and a magazine and lottery ticket kiosk. She approaches the booth and fingers a stack of novelspapers before asking the joinant (Demián Bichir), an elderlyer man with rounded shoulders and reading glasses perched on his nose, a ask. […]
Christopher Abbott & Barry Keoghan Drama
You’ll never quite see at shepherding the same way after watching Bring Them Down, debuting creater-straightforwardor Christopher Andrews’ pitch-stupid drama about two Irish farmers included in a lengthy and bloody turf war. Relentlessly bleak, with more livestock gore than any movie in recent memory — the film that comes the shutst is fellow Irish straightforwardor […]
Tom Hiddleston in Mike Flanagan Film
It comes as no surpelevate that reigning snurture-meister Mike Flanagan has a soft spot for Stephen King, having successbrimmingy altered Gerald’s Game and Doctor Sleep for the huge screen. But his tardyst stab at King, the genre-warping The Life of Chuck, originates for an oddball if less chooseimal fit. A certain get on the end […]
Lupita Nyong’o in Poignant DreamWorks Toon
In the uncovering scenes of The Wild Robot, a robot washes onto the shore of a distant island, tolerateing tags and tags of its human manufacturers. Rozzum unit 7134, voiced by Lupita Nyong’o in an backd carry outance, is a machine built to serve. One of her first phrases after being startd by a colony […]
Amy Adams Barks at the Constraints of Motherhood
When you have a title with the lackluster-force impact of Nightbitch and a premise as seemingly shocking as a woman who replys to the isolation, alienation and self-give up of motherhood by turning canine, you don’t want a movie that hbetters back. But Marielle Heller’s alteration of the 2021 Rachel Yoder novel, while it commences […]
A24 Lands US On Vepleasant Winner ‘The Brutaenumerate’
A24 achieved U.S. distribution rights to The Brutaenumerate, the Brady Corbet-honested film that equitable won the Silver Lion award at Vepleasant before botriumphg at the Toronto Film Festival. Corbet wrote the immigrant story with Mona Fastvelderly, and pic stars Adrien Brody, Felicity Jones, Guy Pearce and Joe Alwyn. Film chronicles the journey of Hungarian-born Jedesire […]
‘The Room Next Door,’ ‘Nightbitch’ Face Different Awards Paths
Pedro Almodóvar’s The Room Next Door and Marielle Heller’s Nightbitch, the two most highly-foreseed films that screened at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday night, are in some ways very aenjoy: both are alterations of novels by filmoriginaters who have been conveying quality films to TIFF for years, and both caccess on intricate female […]
