Tag: hollywood
Anna Sawai on Her ‘Surreal’ Emmy Win for ‘Shogun,’ Playing Heartbreak on ‘Pachinko’ — and Whether She’d Ever Sing On Screen
By Jim Halterman According To The variety SPOILER ALERT: The following interview contains spoilers from “Chapter Fourteen,” this week’s episode of “Pachinko,’ now streaming on AppleTV+. “It’s [more…]
Killer Heat’ Review: Okay Greek-Island Noir, with Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Shailene Woodley in the Tale of a Murderous Love Triangle
By Owen Gleiberman According To The variety A good tasty noir, like “Love Lies Bleeding,” always feels contemporary, even if set in the past; that’s because [more…]
Netflix Top 10: Menendez Brothers Series ‘Monsters’ Opens With 12.3 Million Views in Four Days — No. 1 on TV Chart but Weaker Than ‘Dahmer’
By Selome Hailu According To The variety Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story” was the No. 1 most-watched series on Netflix during the week of Sept. 16-22, [more…]
Incentives Make the World Go Round: The Basque Country’s Production Surge
By Callum McLennan Tax incentives fuel film production and the Basque Country is no exception. Already boasting attractive incentives, its region of Bizkaia has raised the [more…]
Menendez Brothers Speak Out in New Interviews From Prison in Netflix Documentary: ‘Everyone Asks Why We Killed Our Parents’
By Zack Sharf Erik and Lyle Menendez speak out for the first time in decades in the official trailer for “The Menendez Brothers,” a new documentary feature [more…]
Happyend’ Review: Friendship Isn’t Future-Proof in a Poignant Surveillance-State Allegory
By Jessica Kiang According To The variety Japanese director Neo Sora is no catastrophist: the vision of dystopia he puts forth in his coolly compelling first fiction feature [more…]
Saoirse Ronan Will Submit ‘Blitz’ for Supporting Actress, Will She Make Oscar History as Youngest Double Acting Nominee?
By Clayton Davis According To The variety Saoirse Ronan is gearing up for a fierce Oscar season, with two performances poised to battle for the industry’s top [more…]
‘Maixabel’ Director Iciar Bollaín Unpacks ‘I’m Nevenka,’ About a Landmark Sexual Harassment Case in Spain
By John Hopewell According To The variety I went to bed in one of the [hotel room] and he lay down beside me,” Nevenka Fernández, a [more…]
Emmanuelle’ Review: Notionally Revisionist Remake of the Softcore Classic Is One Big Anti-Climax
By Guy Lodge According To The variety On paper, a contemporary feminist spin on “Emmanuelle” sounds like a zesty idea. An ostensible portrait of liberated female [more…]
