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Supernova Movie Review Grade: B+ Release Date: January 29, 2021 Sam (Colin Firth), a pianist, and Tusker (Stanley Tucci), a writer, are a sixty-year old couple that have been partners for twenty years. After Tusker is diagnosed with dementia, two year prior, their lives start to change. As Tusker’s condition progresses and he begins to lose control, Sam becomes a caregiver. They take a road trip in a RV with their low-maintenance dog Ruby (Truffles) into the lush English Lake District. During the trip they indulge in creating daily tapes called: The Dementia Hour. Can you tell that it has...

There are some people (this writer included) for whom Colin Firth's Academy Award-worthy performance was in 2010's A Single Man (Firth's initial gay role), his first such nomination, even though he won the trophy the following year for The King's Speech. That said, ten years later, straight Firth is playing gay again, in Harry Macqueen's Supernova (Bleecker Street), and this time could potentially snag his second Oscar. Pianist Sam (Firth) and author Tusker (Stanley Tucci) are a married gay couple who have been together for many years. Their communication consists of playful banter, sweet ...

Movie theaters are slowly reopening, but most of the new releases are headed to streaming services rather than the big screen. Whether you're staying at

When the stars align Jan 8, 2021 | Gregg Shapiro | Contributing Writer There are some people (this writer included) for whom Colin Firth’s Academy Award-worthy performance was in 2010’s A Single Man (Firth’s initial gay role), his first such nomination, even though he won the trophy the following year for The King’s Speech. That said, 10 years later, straight Firth is playing gay again, in Harry Macqueen’s Supernova (Bleecker Street), and this time he could potentially snag his second Oscar. Pianist Sam (Firth) and author Tusker (Stanley Tucci) are a married gay couple who have ...

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