The Guardian |
Brimstone review – queasily sensationalist
The Guardian A lurid tale of vengeance and lust, set against the backdrop of the American west at the end of the 19th century, Brimstone stars Dakota Fanning as a mute woman persecuted by a preacher (Guy Pearce) who is determined to destroy her and everything she ... |
Sunday, 1 October 2017
Brimstone review – queasily sensationalist - The Guardian
James Franco scoops best film award at the San Sebastian Film Festival...as his rumoured new girlfriend Isabel ... - Daily Mail
Daily Mail |
James Franco scoops best film award at the San Sebastian Film Festival...as his rumoured new girlfriend Isabel ...
Daily Mail He's an Oscar nominated actor who has been involved with a mammoth 12 film projects this year. And James Franco revelled in further success on Saturday as he scooped the coveted Best Film Award for The Disaster Artist at the San Sebastian Film Festival ... James Franco's 'The Disaster Artist' Wins San Sebastian |
Daphne review – sex, drugs and nihilism - The Guardian
The Guardian |
Daphne review – sex, drugs and nihilism
The Guardian Emily Beecham in Daphne: 'a performance full of jangling discord and serrated edges'. Photograph: Agatha A Nitecka. Drama · The Observer. Daphne review – sex, drugs and nihilism. 4 / 5 stars. This portrait of a hedonistic young London woman on the ... |
Sabans give $50 million to Hollywood film museum - The Times of Israel
The Times of Israel |
Sabans give $50 million to Hollywood film museum
The Times of Israel The 300,000-square-foot facility will house two movie theaters and four floors of exhibition space, along with a massive outdoor piazza and rooftop terrace that offers views of the Hollywood sign. The museum will feature artifacts from the film academy ... |
Lighthouse Ministries to host sneak peek of film - News Chief
News Chief |
Lighthouse Ministries to host sneak peek of film
News Chief LAKELAND – Lighthouse Ministries in Lakeland has been selected to host a sneak peek of the soon-to-be-released film “Same Kind of Different as Me.” The film, starring Greg Kinnear, Djimon Hounsou and Renee Zellwegger, premiers nationwide Oct. 20, but ... |
Brimstone review – queasily sensationalist - The Guardian
The Guardian |
Brimstone review – queasily sensationalist
The Guardian A lurid tale of vengeance and lust, set against the backdrop of the American west at the end of the 19th century, Brimstone stars Dakota Fanning as a mute woman persecuted by a preacher (Guy Pearce) who is determined to destroy her and everything she ... |
Zoology review – defiantly weird - The Guardian
The Guardian |
Zoology review – defiantly weird
The Guardian The tail that she grows – unexplained by the film or by the medical professionals she visits – is hairless, pink and obscenely phallic. It offers, however, an escape from the dour grey of Natasha's life. She enters into a relationship with a younger ... |
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