Starring: Maxime Desmons, Roberta Maxwell, Jean-Michel Le Gal, Alex Ozerov, Kristen Thomson
Director: Maxime Desmons
Running Time: 89 mins
Certificate: 15
Release Date: April 11th 2016 (UK)
Director: Maxime Desmons
Running Time: 89 mins
Certificate: 15
Release Date: April 11th 2016 (UK)
Quite often with indie films it’s easy to understand what the film is trying to do and applaud it for the effort, but the movie itself doesn’t actually achieve what it sets out to do. That’s the problem with What We Have, which works better in theory than practice.
Maurice is a Frenchman who has uprooted himself to a new life in a remote town in Northern Canada. He’s gone there to escape a past that haunts him, but despite his new surroundings, he finds it difficult to connect with the people he meets. He gets two jobs – one as an actor in French-language plays and the other tutoring a teenage boy who needs help with his foreign-languages. [Read more…]
Hugh Jackman has suggested that after the next Wolverine movie he’ll be done with the character (although he’s said that before), so if this is his swansong, you’d hope he’d have a good baddie to fight against. Now we may know who’ll be playing that villain, as Deadline reports that Narcos star Boyd Holbrook is in talks for the role.
It surprised many when it was announced that Marvel and Sony had done a deal that would allows Spider-man to show up in Captain America: Civil War, as well as for Marvel to provide some creative direction for a new stand-alone Spidey movie. What wasn’t clear at the time was whether that would mean any of the Marvel universe character would show up in the Spider-man film.
The gay-themed film Xenia arrived on DVD and VoD in the UK on April 11th courtesy of Peccadillo Pictures, and we’ve teamed up with them to give away two DVD copies in this competition!
Few films centring on transgender characters has had as much impact as Tangerine – after make a big splash at Sundance it won gongs at everything from the Deauville Film Festival to the Independent Spirit Awards. It’s also believed to be the first movie where a distributor actively campaigned for a transgender to be nominated for an Oscar, although sadly neither Mya Taylor nor Kitana Kiki Rodriguez got one.
After a very long wait, the film version of Warcraft is almost upon us. The trailers we’ve had have tended to concentrate on the movie’s intricate fantasy world, so it’s worth releasing this new set of character posters, which introduce to some of the people and creatures we’ll get to meet.
Over the past couple of years, if there’s been Red Band trailer for a Zac Efron movie, you could pretty much guarantee it would feature him in a state of semi-undress at some point. Now we have one for Neighbours 2 which does offer some slow-motion Zac shirtlessness and tiny orange shorts, but it appears that Seth Rogen also wanted to show off his pecs (or lack thereof), as he’s equally topless.
While there are still people who cringe at the very thought of Ricky Gervais as David Brent in The Office, there’s no doubt he was an incredibly popular character for many. Now Gervais is bringing him back for a movie, David Brent: Life on the Road, which has just released its first teaser.
Not too long ago The Rosie Project looked like it was going to bring together the interesting duo of Jennifer Lawrence and Richard Linklater. However when she decided to make Darren Aronofsky’s next film, they both left the film behind.