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The Good Traitor Movie Review By Samuel Goldwyn Films Director: Christina Rosendahl Writers: Kristian Bang Foss, Danja Gry Jensen, Christina Rosendahl Cast: Ulrich Thomsen, Burn Gorman, Ross McCall, Zoë Tapper, Denise Gough, Pixie Davies, Henry Goodman, Mikkel Boe Følsgaard, Nicholas Blane Screened at: Critics’ link, NYC, 2/25/21 Opens: March 26, 2021 Wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen, capital city of a country that heroically ferried its Jewish population of 7200 to safety in neutral Sweden, thereby saving their lives from Nazi onslaught. Denmark, which is now among the most progressive c...

Full of near-miracles. TWITTER 2/18/2021 Russell T. Davies returns with a decade-spanning, London-set drama about AIDS on HBO Max, co-starring Neil Patrick Harris. They came from everywhere, like pilgrims alighting on a holy site. Teenagers left their homes in London, Scotland, Wales and the Isle of Wight off the southern coast of England, not realizing they were headed toward the same destination: a dive bar where they would discover the other members of their tribe, who they were certain existed despite perhaps never having met one before. They didn’t sound like one another or wear the sa...

It's a Sin star Callum Scott Howells has opened up about the uncomfortable hotel room scene between his character Colin and Mr Hart, admitting it was "really hard to film". Towards the start of the acclaimed new Channel 4 series, Colin goes on a work trip to New York City with his boss Hart (Nicholas Blane). In one subsequent scene that's particularly hard to watch, Hart invites himself into Colin's hotel room, urging him to sit next to him despite Colin's refusal. Channel 4 Hart abruptly leaves, however, when he notices a number of gay magazines that Colin has stashed about the growing AIDS...

Russell T Davies’s It’s a Sin is about the Aids crisis – and much more However sad and serious this series is, and however political, Davies has his eye on youth and love, too.    It is 1981, the year Britain will have its first reported case of Aids, and in a gentleman’s outfitters on Savile Row, a young Welshman called Colin (Callum Scott Howells) is invited into a backroom by his manager Mr Hart (Nicholas Blane). Having muttered something preposterous about cotton fibres – how they get under the skin! – Mr Hart instructs Colin to give himself a full flannel wash as he l...