Chevalier Movie Details, Film Cast, Genre & Rating

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Chevalier Movie Details, Film Cast, Genre & Rating

Drama Rated PG-13 107 min. Release Date April 7, 2023 (Limited) MPAA Rating Rated PG-13 for thematic content, some strong language, suggestive material and violence Inspired by the incredible true story of composer Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges. The illegitimate…

The Quiet Girl Movie Details, Film Cast, Genre & Rating

Release Date December 16, 2022 (LA/NY)February 24, 2023 (Limited) Rural Ireland. 1981. Nine-year-old Cait is sent away from her overcrowded, dysfunctional family to live with foster parents for the summer. Quietly struggling at school and at home, she has learned…

Sundance 2023: ‘Young. Wild. Free.’- Film Review

Sundance 2023 Next Selection “Young. Wild. Free.” Adapted by a story from Tony Rettenmaier by Juel Taylor, “Young. Wild. Free.” is the feature directing debut of Thembi Banks, who shows a good knack for working with actors. Algee Smith stars…

Will Phase 5 End the MCU’s Golden Age?

From a certain point of view, “what does Marvel need to do to succeed in Phase 5?” sounds like a silly question. After all, it implies that the Marvel Cinematic Universe wasn’t successful in Phase 4 - which, by almost…

Plot, Cast, Release Date, and Everything Else We Know

Author Kate DiCamillo's book The Magician's Elephant will soon come to life on screen. Netflix has ordered an animated film adaptation of the book, set to be released this spring. DiCamillo is best known for her work in children's fiction,…

Director Charlotte Wells On ‘Aftersun’ And The Accumulation & Artifacts Of Memory [NYFF]

Every moment makes a memory, one that’s finite and fading but also leaves a trace behind of who we once were and what we once knew. All that we recall of our experiences, what lingers of them, exists somewhere between…

Sundance 2023: ‘Infinity Pool’- Film Review

Sundance 2023 Midnight Selections “Infinity Pool” I often speak of the decline of modern Cinema and how it becomes less and less dangerous as the years go on. Today’s films rarely have the spark to elicit true visceral reactions from…

Beyond The Screen #30 – Oscar Noms, Razzies Slip-Up and Avatar Passes $2 Billion

Avatar Torpedoes Past 2 Billion In a recent article of ours, on the eve of its release, we made a few speculative predictions as to just how big of a success Avatar: The Way of Water would go on to…

Two Very Different Versions of Anthony Hopkins

Sir Anthony Hopkins may be 85 years old, but he’s been as active in the last few years as any actor a quarter of his age. It’s not like Hopkins only appears in under-the-radar projects either; he recently appeared in…

Ethan Hawke On Finally Working With Ewan McGregor & The Deep Humanism Of Director Rodrigo Garcia [Interview]

You can bury family, but you can’t bury the past. Your father, whom you hated, dies. His final wish, which seems like some perverse joke from the great beyond, is that you and your half-brother not only attend the funeral…

Sundance 2023: ‘Other People’s Children- Film Review

Sundance 2023 Premiere Selections “Other People’s Children” (“Les enfants de autres”) Inspired by a personal experience, Rebecca Zlotowski’s “Other People’s Children” could be her finest work to date. The filmmaker creates a gentle and intelligent film about a childless…

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