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November 23, 2022
"Montana is so beautiful. The sunsets and sunrises are so beautiful. People here are so friendly, so welcoming. So it’s been just amazing.”
April 13, 2022
Dans La Brume 2018 FRENCH 720p BluRay x264-worldmkvTitle: A Breath Away (2018)Genres: Drama, Mystery, Sci-FiDescription: A couple lives in Paris with their daughter, who suffers from an incurable disease forcing her to live in an hermetic glass bubble. One day, a mysterious fog begins to spread i...
April 2, 2022
Read an extract from White Ribbon by Fatima Naqvi from the Camden House German Film Classics series, examining the classical film.
January 5, 2022
After being separated from her parents, Fanny, a thirteen-year-old Jewish girl, and a group of eight children attempt to escape from Nazi-occupied France. But many dangers lie ahead of them. Directed by Lola Doillon and stars Léonie Souchaud, Fantine Harduin and Juliane Lepoureau.
October 28, 2021
His unique take on filmmaking and the world around him is not for everyone, of course, but those on his wavelength should find Happy End to be a bracing, sometimes difficult and largely rewarding experience whose title may not be quite as ironic as it may initially seem.
May 7, 2021
"What do you feel for me?" Altered Innocence has debuted the US trailer for the Belgian film Adoration, which originally premiered at the Locarno Film Festival in 2019, and also stopped by LÉtrange, Sitges, and Fantastic Fest that year. This is the final film of Fabrice du Welzs "Ardennes trilogy", following Calvaire (2004) and Alleluia (2014). The film follows shy 12-year old Paul who lives near a psychiatric institute. After an encounter with a young patient there, the troubled yet beauti...
December 11, 2020
The Untouchables (1987) TV stations have been doing sterling work in keeping the memory of Sean Connery alive since he died during the summer, and this weekend sees another double bill courtesy of BBC Two. Sidney Lumetâs intense Second World War drama The Hill (1965)Â is generally considered among Conneryâs finest films, made at the peak of his Bond stardom and offering an altogether starker and more severe entertainment. Before that, however, the Beeb is dusting off The Untouchable...