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REVIEW: A mash-up of Notting Hill, Circle of Friends and Before Sunrise, it even enlists the services of the Netflix hit's Saoirse-Monica Jackson.

Finley Sinclair (Reid) is not like other girls, no. She’s different. She plays the violin, but even though she’s technically excellent, she no longer plays with heart. This is because her brother passed away recently. But after a particularly soulless audition, she decides she needs a new change of scenery, and follows in the footsteps of her late brother to study abroad in Ireland. So, actually, Finley isn’t different at all. She’s just privileged. Finding You goes to great lengths to...

Actress Rose Reid Talks About Violins and Vanessa Redgrave in ‘Finding You’ Paul Asay Share on email When Rose Reid was a teen growing up south of Nashville, she was already acting, writing scripts and—occasionally—getting a little upset with Plugged In. “There were definitely moments where [my siblings and I] were … unhappy,” she says. Rose’s mother always read Plugged In before allowing her kids to see a movie. And when we once said that a movie was out of bou...

It gets a little closer to normal at the movies every week. How much closer? This week, two biggish movies with big-name stars open, at the same time.

REVIEW: A mash-up of Notting Hill, Circle of Friends and Before Sunrise, it even enlists the services of the Netflix hit's Saoirse-Monica Jackson.

May movie entertainment at Pahiatuas Regent theatre 9 May, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read In the romantic drama Finding You an American college student studying in Ireland falls for a young Irish movie star. In the romantic drama Finding You an American college student studying in Ireland falls for a young Irish movie star. Bush Telegraph By: Steve Carle Pic: BTG100521REG2 Caption: In the romantic drama Finding You an American college student studying in Ireland falls for a young Irish movie ...

Cruella (Photo: Disney), Chris Rock in Spiral: From The Book Of Saw (Photo: Lionsgate), Angelina Jolie in Those Who Wish Me Dead (Photo: Warner Bros.), Emily Blunt in A Quiet Place Part II (Photo: Paramount), and Dave Bautista in Army Of The Dead (Photo: Netflix) Graphic: Natalie Peeples May is usually the month that kicks off the summer movie season. For obvious reasons, that wasn’t the case last year, and it’s not quite the case this year either—the blockbusters don’t start arriv...

James Croot19:35, May 05 2021 Stuff Mays must see movies. Normally the start of the blockbuster season, this May at least shows some signs of Hollywood finally cranking up after a 14-month hiatus. Kiwi cinemas have a high-profile origin story, a sequel and a reboot to look forward too, as well as a range of other eclectic titles. These include Japanese animated romance Josee, the Tiger and the Fish, Ireland-set romantic drama Finding You, football documentary Cranston Academy, Alzheimer’s...

Finding You, along with Here’s a synopsis: After an ill-fated audition at a prestigious New York music conservatory, violinist Finley Sinclair ( Reid) travels to an Irish coastal village to begin her semester studying abroad. At the B&B run by her host family, she encounters gregarious and persistent heartthrob movie star Beckett Rush ( Goodacre), who is there to film another installment of his medieval fantasy-adventure franchise. As romance sparks between the unlikely pair, Beckett ignites...

Begod and begorrah, could someone have finally ended the Irish romantic comedy curse? Is it possible that a love story has been filmed that does not involve misbehaving donkeys, colorful or psychotic locals, and some overzealous clergy? Read more Step forward Finding You, a new romance about two young Americans who meet cute on their way to Ireland and who proceed to have a fairly compelling flirtation that doesnt involve fisticuffs or getting drenched in a ruined church. One good sign is that ...