Christopher Nolan has been married now since 1997, and he has often made romantic announcements about his wife Emma Thomas. Anyway, not throwing out ideas or anything, Sigmund Freud could have a field day figuring out why the director keeps killing women in his movies. Is this some kind of cancer that Nolan is hiding … Read more
Eleanor Marx – nicknamed “Tussy” – was born on this day, January 16, in 1855. The owner of the important name, she saw how to create her own legacy in the form of a propagator of socialist ideals and an organizer. Tussy’s favorite word is “Forward!” He loved William Shakespeare unconditionally and founded the Dogberry … Read more
While reflecting on his many years as a swimming coach and founder of NOVA of Virginia Aquatics, Geoff Brown knows that the mark of a great coach is his ability to teach. “A lot of it is a willingness to understand that you have a lot to learn,” Brown said. “I changed what I did … Read more
Return of the Knife: Four Films by Claude Chabrol (1997-2003, France, Arrow Video, 4 Blu-ray, NR, 422 min.). This is the second Chabrol released by Arrow, after the fifth film “Lies and Deceit,” and the four films here have similar elements, including the murderous plot, even after his Professionally, Chabrol based his films on the … Read more
Well Go USA Entertainment has transferred North American distribution rights to Xiaogang Feng’s “I Am Not Madame Bovary,” a film directed by international superstar Fan Bingbing. Well Go won the film after its world premiere on Friday at the Toronto International Film Festival. The film hits US theaters on October 7. It will happen. Read … Read more
Australian writer Jessie Cole’s first memoir, Staying, tells of a teenager who is “devastated” by the murders of her sister and father, and the result of such terrible losses. In many ways, Desire: A Reckoning picks up where it left off. It depicts Cole’s relationship with an ambivalent older man, as the “fortress” of his … Read more
Why should I draw a project? It’s a common question, but the answers are difficult. At first glance, my films are very different from each other. A former employer added, “You have the most eclectic CV I’ve ever seen.” But when I came to see, there it was he strong connections, common themes and threads … Read more
The filmmaker is part of this year’s festival tour after a 10-year tour (Image: Michael Wharley/Popora Films/Warner Bros/Getty/Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer) Actress Frances O’Connor has enjoyed a successful film and TV career spanning more than 25 years, lighting up our screens in programs such as The Missing, The Importance of Being Earnest and Colin Firth and Reese Witherspoon … Read more
Given Mia Wasikowska stars as the eponymous Madame Bovary in a new cinematic adaptation of the famous story. Sophie Barthes lost a number of financial opportunities for her transformation Madame Bovary fall apart. The French-born American academic says he always knew Gustave Flaubert’s 1856 novel would be a tough sell. “This is a dark story … Read more
The story of Asturias tells the story of a nameless country ruled by a nameless man. Photo by Pierre Boulat / The LIFE Picture Collection / Shutterstock A writer’s life is inspired, filled, consumed, or consumed by the drama of knowledge. Most writers don’t. Some people are ahead of their time and gone. Some people … Read more