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Dreaming of Lions
(Sonhar com Leões)

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date November 23 2024
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(Sonhar com Leões)
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Director – Paolo Marinou-Blanco – 2024 – Portugal, Brazil, Spain – 85m **** A woman diagnosed with terminal cancer signs up with a corporate programme allegedly aimed at helping people in her situation to humanely end their own lives – premieres in the Critics’ Picks Competition of the 28th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival “Chemo […]

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Animation Features Movies

A Greyhound
of a Girl

Post author By Jeremy Clarke
Post date June 28 2024
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of a Girl
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Director – Enzo d’Alò – 2023 – Luxembourg, Italy, Ireland, UK, Latvia, Estonia, Germany – Cert. U – 88m ****1/2 A young, cookery-obsessed girl with a fear of dogs must come to terms with the fact that her beloved granny is dying – animated feature is out on Blu-ray, DVD & Digital Monday, August 26th […]

Tags 2D animation, a dog and a well, ambulance, Amelie Metacalf, animation, Ballymaloe Cooking School, bananas, bereavement, bestie, Brendan Gleeson, car, car accident, CG, CG animation, Charlene McKenna, childhood, childhood experience, coastal road, cookery, coughing, country road, dappled light, death, dent the car, disappear, doctor, dogs, dream sequences, driving, Estonia, family car, fever, Germany, ghost, grandmothers and granddaughters, granny, great-grandmother, hand-animated, hedgehog, hospital, imaginary friend, interview panel, Ireland, Italy, keep in for observation, Latvia, learn the craft, life and death, Luxembourg, Marco Zanoni, Mia O’Connor, minor road, mothers and daughters, parents and children, Paul Tylak, Peter de Sève, Peter Orlandi, psychiatrist, put the hours, reappear, Regina Pessoa, Roddy Doyle, Rosaleen Linehan, self-starter, Sharon Horgan, subconscious, swerves, tantrum, tatty tart, tests, the ‘flu, UK, walk, well, woods

Features Live Action Movies

The Middle Man

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Post date March 10 2023
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Director – Bent Hamer – 2021 – Norway, Denmark, Canada, UK, Germany, Switzerland – Cert. 15 – 95m **** I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but… A man in a heartland American town becomes a middle man, whose job it is to convey bad news to local people – out in UK […]

Animation Art Features Live Action Movies

Hilma

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Post date October 28 2022
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Director – Lasse Hallström – 2022 – Sweden – Cert. 12a – 119m **** Late in her life, Swedish artist Hilma af Klint, today considered the world’s first abstract painter, remembers her life – out in UK cinemas on Friday, October 28th As Swedish artist Hilma af Klint (Lena Olin) takes a tram journey, she […]

Tags Adam Lundgren, Anna Björk, art, art school, artist, astronomy, Benny Box, bereavement, biology, canvas, Catherine Chalk, Clare Holman, death, depth, Edvard Munch, Emmi Tjernström, exhibition, geometry, hide and seek. Drawing, Hilma af Klint, interview panel, Jazzy De Lisser, Jens Hultén, Lasse Hallström, Lena Olin, Lily Cole, Lukas Loughran, Madame Blavatsky, Maeve Dermody, Martin Wallström, mathematics, nature, non-figurative art, ocean floor, painter, painting, patriarchy, Paulius Markevicius, Rebecca Calder, Rudolph Steiner, science, scientific enquiry, sexism, siblings, sisters, slit-scan, sounding, sounding weight, spiral, spiral staircase, spiritual, spiritual world, staircase, Stockholm, Swden, temple, Theosophy, Tom Wlaschiha, Tora Hallström, vision, Wassily Kandinsky