This is despair porn. And you know exactly what I'm talking about. It's one of the biggest sub-genres in British independent cinema. Thug violence, thug redemption, the loss of innocence, one person sitting alone in a big empty room, tears from bruised eyes; Tyrannosaur, Fishtank, This Is England. Now add
Pascal Bonitzer’s bittersweet comedy Looking For Hortense will be released in the UK on 9 August 2013. Starring acclaimed actress Kristin Scott Thomas, Jean-Pierre Bacri and Isabelle Carré, Looking For Hortense is a tale of dysfunctional relationships in modern day Paris. Here's the trailer. Damien (Jean-Pierre Bacri), a Chinese civilization professor, lives with
Aaron Sorkin’s The Newsroom shows the life and careers of a news team working to develop the best possible show and content on television for their audience. Writing the script for each episode, Sorkin manages to create effective and memorable dialogue between his characters, even using some of his past
It is quite typical for the genre of comedy to convey a story of the two companions with polar characters, working to protect the law and order. However, this mundane topic gets a brand new flame in The Heat, since we have to tough and hot ladies instead of conventional
With the tail end of summer approaching, movie fans are starting to look forward to what is generally considered the better half of the year for film. Between the end of summer and the Christmas holidays, we tend to start seeing the true awards contenders of the year, so it's
