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One of the main joys of film festivals is to go to a movie, knowing as little as possible, guided by the hope that progr...
26/08/2021

One of the main joys of film festivals is to go to a movie, knowing as little as possible, guided by the hope that programmers have chosen something worthy of their time

The father is truly one of the greatest films of 2020, a timeless and timeless story that deserves much more attention than it is likely to get in these complicated times.

During his 40-year career, Pedro Almodóvar has never been tempted to make an English-language Film, like many of his int...
25/08/2021

During his 40-year career, Pedro Almodóvar has never been tempted to make an English-language Film, like many of his international compatriots. The Spanish author’s unique brand of candy-colored Kitsch, bright colors and even bolder emotions would be castrated only under a Hollywood Studio That Almodóvar probably knew well.

The Film begins with Swinton in a bright red ball gown clinging to her Waist and grumpy in front of a gray industrial set.

Mary Anning (Kate Winslet), a paleontologist who searches muddy beaches for fossils like the prehistoric creatures that ...
23/08/2021

Mary Anning (Kate Winslet), a paleontologist who searches muddy beaches for fossils like the prehistoric creatures that give the Ammonites their name, lives in the windswept coastal town of Lyme Regis. They live with their mother (Gemma Jones) and run a tourist shop that sells tiny rocks to those who want a little sense of wonder.

Winslet's aloof performance perfectly matches the Tone of the film, her dark and emotional restraint matches the gray, damp and fresh depiction of life by the sea

“Anything that openly celebrates darkness and, to be honest, sanctions it,” David Oyelowo told NPR in 2015, ” Personally...
20/08/2021

“Anything that openly celebrates darkness and, to be honest, sanctions it,” David Oyelowo told NPR in 2015, ” Personally, I can’t [do it]…] I know that films influence and shape culture, and I want to bring into the world things that I find uplifting, as opposed to things that are harmful.”

The Water Man may seem like another entry in the endless parade of Spielberg-inspired, youth-oriented action movies.

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