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    Margot Robbie Edition: Bits & Pieces

    Margot Robbie Edition: Bits & Pieces – Today, Apple TV+ unveiled the provocative trailer for upcoming new French-language drama “Carême,” starring César Award winner Benjamin Voisin (“Lost Illusions”), César Award nominee Jérémie Renier (“My Way”), César Award winner Lyna Khoudri (“Papicha”) and Alice Da Luz (“Hanami”). The series is directed by acclaimed filmmaker Martin Bourboulon (“Les Trois Mousquetaires: D’Artagnan”). “Carême” will make its global debut on Apple TV+ on April 30, 2025, with the first two episodes, followed by one episode weekly, every Wednesday through June 11, 2025. Emma (Tilda Swinton) left Russia to live with her husband in Italy. […]

  • Izidor: Review

    Izidor: Review

    Izidor: Review. By Josiah Teal. In 1988, Romania was under a Communist dictatorship, and all families were required to have five children in hopes of creating an army for the future. All those born with disabilities were sent to asylums, often never seeing outside the walls of their cells. Izidor (Iosua Barbu) lived in such an asylum and had never felt the sun on his skin until he turned 8. When Izidor finally has the freedom to see the outside world, he takes every moment to see the beauty in what many would call mundane. Izidor tells the story of […]

  • A Complete Unknown: Review

    A Complete Unknown: Review

    A Complete Unknown: Review. By Nick Boyd. “A Complete Unknown,” a four-year look into Bob Dylan, is a revealing portrait of a musician who marched to the beat of a different drum.  Timothée Chalamet plays and sings as Dylan in a powerfully strong performance, while Edward Norton plays Dylan’s friend, and fellow folk musician Pete Seeger, also in a standout performance.  The two of them meet in 1961 when a young Dylan from Minnesota is visiting his idol Woody Guthrie (Scoot McNairy) in a hospital.  (Guthrie’s reason for the hospitalization was not explained in the film.)  Seeger and his wife […]