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Strawberry season is finally here! I’ve been thinking this year, about how the land connects all of us. We are all dependant on a farmer in some way, shape or form. Whether it is eating a salad or enjoying farm fresh Poteet strawberries, there is a farmer behind every bite of produce or food that
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‘Bliss’ composer Will Bates on blending two disparate worlds together through music Updated: Updated: February 24, 2021 11:37 IST British composer Will Bates chats about working with director Mike Cahill for the Salma Hayek and Owen Wilson science-fiction film, and touches upon the Rihanna documentary he is scoring for Share Article AAA A still from 2021 film ‘Bliss’ with Owen Wilson and Salma Hayek | Photo Credit: Amazon Studios British composer Will Bates chats about working with director Mike Cahill for the Salma Hayek and Owen Wilson science-fiction film, and touches upon the ...
'Bliss' Review: Mike Cahill's Sci-Fi Fable Misses the Mark A promising premise gets a dull, lead-footed treatment. Andrew Barker, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Running time: Running time: 104 MIN. Courtesy of Amazon Studios The biggest challenge of discussing Mike Cahill’s “Bliss” lies in describing its premise without making it sound considerably wilder and more interesting than it actually is. In short, the film stars Owen Wilson as a sad-sack office drone who, after accidentally killing his boss, is rescued by an intense, shamanistic homeless woman played by Salma Hayek, who not ...
Brexit Impact on Irish Fishing Industry Requires Dedicated Marine Minister 31st December 2020 Kilmore Quay skipper Will Bates Credit: Screenshot: Sean Moroney As details emerge on the full negative impact of Brexit on the Irish fishing industry, two Wexford skippers have called for the appointment of a dedicated minister for marine. Scallop skippers Will Bates and Seamus Molloy who fish from Kilmore Quay have welcomed Taoiseach Micheál Martin’s appeal for “progressive ideas” from the fishing industry. However, they have said the government must have a Cabinet member whose sole ta...