Posted by Jules on May 9th, 2019
UK
May 12 @ 19:50 – Her (BFI, London / NFT3) // X
May 18 @ 20:30 – Her (BFI, London / NFT2) // X
USA
May 19 @ 19:30 – Signs (The Loft Cinema, 3233 East Speedway Boulevard Tucson, AZ 85716) / X
Canada
May 14 @ 13:45 – You Were Never Really Here (Tiff, Toronto) / x
Posted by Jules on April 10th, 2019
Posted by Jules on April 2nd, 2019
Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker has a new catchphrase. Instead of “Why so serious” the tagline for “Joker” as revealed on the first official poster for the film is “Put on a Happy Face.” The otherwise sparse poster shows Phoenix in full clown makeup and some bloody splotches looking toward the heavens and extending his hands out as if to say “It’s showtime!”
Trailer for Todd Phillips’s origin story arrives Wednesday
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Posted by Jules on March 27th, 2019
IFC Films is acquiring U.S. rights to the biblical drama “Mary Magdalene,” starring Rooney Mara, Joaquin Phoenix and Chiwetel Ejiofer. The distributor has set an April 12 release date on the weekend prior to Easter week. “Mary Magdalene” is directed by Australian filmmaker Garth Davis and was produced by See-Saw Films and Porchlight Films. The movie had its world premiere at the National Gallery in London in 2018 and generated $11.6 million in international markets. Read More here
Posted by Jules on March 27th, 2019
Director Todd Phillips shares the solemn photo from the super-villain origin film. Read More here
Posted by Jules on February 23rd, 2019
Added screencaps from the following to the Gallery.
* Mary Magdalene
Posted by Jules on February 23rd, 2019
Some small site updates as the Filmography page has been updated and a “2019” archive page has been added here
Posted by Jules on February 23rd, 2019
Feb 26 @ 20:30 (Cineworld) / For more click here
Posted by Jules on December 26th, 2018
Jacques Audiard’s “The Sisters Brothers” has been nominated for four prizes, including best film and director, at the 24th Lumieres Awards, France’s equivalent of the Golden Globes. The Western starring Joaquin Phoenix, John C. Reilly and Jake Gyllenhaal world-premiered at Venice Film Festival, where it earned Audiard a best director award. Produced by Paris-based company Why Not, “The Sisters’ Brothers” is vying for best film against Jeanne Herry’s adoption drama “In Safe Hands,” Mikhaël Hers’ “Amanda,” Alex Lutz’s “Guy” and Emmanuel Mouret’s “Mademoiselle de Joncquières.” Read More here
