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Amy Adams as the alcoholic Anna Fox in Netflix's dodgy Woman in the Window Credit: Netflix Dir: Joe Wright. Starring: Amy Adams, Gary Oldman, Julianne Moore, Tracy Letts, Anthony Mackie, Brian Tyree Henry, Wyatt Russell, Fred Hechinger, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Jeanine Serralles. 15 cert, 100 min Filming wrapped on The Woman in the Window in October 2018, and only then, it is said, did the troubles with this wackadoo psychological thriller begin. First, the author of the source novel, “AJ Finn”, was exposed as a liar (real name: Daniel Mallory) by The New Yorker. Along with many attention-gr...

New on Netflix in May 2021 Films Army of the Dead, and new series Halston and Master of None, (Photo by Netflix) The month of May brings a wealth of new, original content to Netflix. Ryan Murphy’s latest series, Halston, debuts on the 14th and stars Ewan McGregor as the famed fashion designer. There’s also a surprise third season of Master of None — the highest-ranking show on Netflix as far as the Tomatometer is concerned with two seasons Certified Fresh at 100% — that debuts on the 23rd and will focus on Lena Waithe’s character in a new relationship. On the 28th, the secon...

26 Feb 2021 : Nathan Griffin Editor Úna Ní Dhonghaíle We caught up with IFTA and BAFTA winning editor Úna Ní Dhonghaíle to discuss her latest project Misbehaviour, for which she recently received a British Film Editors (BFE) Award nomination, working with Kenneth Branagh on Belfast & Death on the Nile, and some insight and advice on the craft of editing. Having studied Film & Media in D.I.T Aungier Street, Úna turned her attention to editing, studying the craft for three years at the National Film and Television School, IADT. In 1999, Una brought fi...

30 Things We Learned from Kenneth Branagh's 'Dead Again' Commentary "Another terrible in-joke coming up I'm afraid, but I couldn't resist it." Paramount Pictures where we sit and listen to filmmakers talk about their work, then share the most interesting parts. In this edition, Rob Hunter revisits Kenneth Branagh’s Hollywood debut, Dead Again! Kenneth Branagh‘s shift from indie Shakespeare champion to populist film director has seen its ups and downs, but it started with one of the filmmaker’s most entertaining movies. Dead Again (1991) is a mystery/thriller unafraid to go big at time...

Kenneth Branagh interview The talented actor and director has one of the most diverse portfolios in the game. He talks to us about his secretive new film, meeting the president and why cinema is bringing us back together “It’s always fun when you walk past a set and there is a big troll catapult outside!” laughs Kenneth Branagh, gesturing towards the window. “It never gets old.” It’s a statement that might cause befuddlement were it not for the fact that I’m standing in an exquisitely designed mansion for Branagh’s latest film, Artemis Fowl. A brightly-hued fantasy adventure ...