Tenor is a wonderful film. It is engaging, uplifting, full of wonderful images of bourgeois Paris, has a terrific ensemble cast, and it consistently sounds fantastic.
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Michel Hazanavicius’ latest film comedy, Final Cut, is about a director and making a thirty minute continuous take B-grade zombie film. Plenty obviously can go horribly wrong. A lot of gory, slapstick humour ensues!
From a castle that breathes, a comic book come to life, to a fantastic thief – this is your Weekly Watch.
From doppelgängers to spooky Santa, this is your Weekly Watch.
James says that the film was never intentionally made to be about men’s mental health of grief, but that it just came naturally and eventually evolved before their eyes into exactly that.
This week is all about romance; a genre I am particularly fond of. From how love can change your life, to the different kinds of love around the world – this is your Weekly Watch.
From an Irish sitcom to a refreshing summer throwback – here is your Weekly What To Watch.
A Quiet Place: Part II delivers suspense and scares cementing John Krasinski as a director to watch.
June Again is a watchable but largely unconvincing and contrived exploration of dementia through one family’s journey from disintegration to resurrection.
A heart-warming, hilarious rollick that is as poignant as it is playful, Rosa and her joyously dysfunctional family take the audience on a journey of self-discovery, love and saying yes.
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