“The Trip” series, “24 Hour Party People” and “A Cock and Bull Story” are only few of the collaborations between Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon. This time Coogan joins Brydon’s podcast. Coogan speaks Rob about his Oscar nomination for best screenplay, despite failing his English language O level twice…and how he had to break the mould from being seen purely
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It’s been a long time since a movie trailer got me excited. It wasn’t a surprise, since Alex Garland has already contibuted to the “World Cinema” as a director of “Ex Machina” and writer of “28 Days Later”. Audience might vbe confused by and criticise his latest movie “Annihilation”, but I strongly believe that this film was a masterpiece. The
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I had the luck to see Donato Rotunno’s “Io sto bene” in a online screening. I was curious as to what I would see since there were nearly no records on the net for this film. Sadly, a Luxembourgian production is not very attractive, even if “Io sto Bene” is the official submission of the country in Oscars Awards. Sadly
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Having read many articles about the potential new James Bond, I think that most of them simply suggest names of actors that the editors like. Our goal is to diminish this lack of justification and to reach to a guessing conclusion using some criteria and facts. Our brief analysis will result in two options based on the following points. The
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The truth is that the second part of my Top-10 Films was delayed a lot. The good news is that I added an extra film in our original ten films. 05) Midsommar If you search for a folklore horror movie, “Midsommar” should be your choice. Florence Pugh stars as a young woman, who joins her boyfriend to a trip to
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Maybe Alina Grigore’s Blue Moon (Crai Nou) won the Gold Shell in the San Sebastian Film Festival, but the film that interested me the most was “As In Heaven” (a.k.a. “Du som er i himlen”). The film is the first feature film of the Danish director Tea Lindeburg and was the only film that won two awards in the festival;
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On a theoretical level, when Jean Durjardin and Adèle Haenel star in the same movie, the movie could be a major box-office success, at least in France. The truth is that Deerskin, written and directed by Quentin Dupieux, was a quite unoticed movie, since it was mainly part of some international festival including the Directors’ Fortnight section of Cannes Film Festival. However,
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The trailer of the new film of Palme d’ Or winner Jacques Audiard (“Dheepan” (2015)) was released. The film also competes for Palme d’ Or prize in this year’s Cannes Festival. Except Audiard, the scenario is co-written by Céline Sciamma (“Portrait Of A Lady On Fire”) and Léa Mysius (“Ava” (2017)). Noémie Merlant (also from “Portrait Of A Lady On
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Five women and three men will be in the jury along with the previously announced president Spike Lee. This the second time that women has the majority in Jury, The first time was in 2018, when Cate Blanchett was jury president, the split was also five women and four men. More specifically, this year’s jury members for the main competition
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Since the official selection, competing for the Palme d’Or was announced, we are going to refer the movies that we found more interesting and we predict that they can win the first prize. We excluded Wes Anderson’s “The French Dispatch”, since this movie will be one of the most discussed movies of the year. Annette Director: Leos Carax Previous work:
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