Great night for cinema at the London Critics Circle Awards. In an another superb year for British films many the stars who walked the red carpet hosted at May Fair Hotel in Central London. Check our live coverage on our Facebook page: you can find live interviews from the red carpet and with the winners.…
Do you remember when in 2002, The Imitation Game star Keira Knightley put on a pair of football shoes to star alongside the Londoner heartthrob Jonathan Rhys Meyers as the kick ass girl who loved soccer in Bend it like Beckham? Well now the movie it’s being turned into a play but on stage, as the swoon worthy coach Joe, instead Mr. Tudor Jonathan…
Broadway has been abuzz with Bradley Cooper as John Merrick, a man so physically deformed who was called The Elephant Man. Written by Bernard Pomerance, the play enjoyed a great 14 weeks run in New York at Booth Theatre from November 2014. The great news is that discussing the play on the Jimmy Fallow Show, Mr Cooper, said: ” We’re going to do it til 22…
I grown up watching Edward Scissorhands every Christmas on TV; but you don’t need to know Tim Burton – Johnny Depp 1990 masterpiece to understand and fall deeply in love with Matthew Bourne’s work. Kim, now old, introduces us to the story that starts with a prologue: Edward is a little boy, one day he…
We met BYPASS (here the review) director, Duane Hopkins during the London Film Festival and we talked about his last movie that premiered at the Festival. Q: “ByPass is a really great story. Who inspired it to you?” H: “I was casting for another project and for this reason I went to meet some people in…
We met El Nino (read here our review) director Daniel Monzon at one of the Afternoon Tea during the London Film Festival. Friendly and helpful, we spent in his company 40 pleasant minutes that we now sum up in this interview. Meanwhile let us congratulate with Monzon and with Jesus Castro (El Nino main character) for…
Michael Winterbottom‘s new movie is a journey inside two really close worlds: journalism and cinema. And, sometimes, for the “men at work”, this direct attack can be hard to accept. This is the only reason I can find to explain why the press, especially the Italian one, has been so mean about this movie at…
Ned Benson‘s London Film Festival version of his three – parts movie The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby (Him, Her, Them) is the result of this strong and natural human condition: him + her = them. One story, two points of view: him, Conor (an heartbreaking and extraordinary James McAvoy) and her, his wife Eleanor (the…
In Guantanamo Bay Prison in Cuba (here an abandoned juvenile prison just outside LA), everyone is behind bars: guards and…we usually say prisoners but the first thing you learn from Camp X-Ray is that the word prisoner is forbidden because in that case they will be subject to the terms of the Geneva Conventions. The movie…
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