I was lucky enough to attend the premiere of The Front Runner at the London Film Festival. This political drama, steady burn, is about the paradox of celebrity, and the constant pushback of where the moral buck lies between the person with fame, the reporters who make the fame, and
Ex-convicts Eddie (Sam Rockwell) and Paul (Ben Schwartz) are on parole and working in a New York diner. Their lives are a dead end until an English lawyer Katherine Rookwood (Phoebe Fox) walks in with an offer they can’t refuse. What follows is a flurry of gunfire, close combat, stolen
Returning to his childhood home, a disgraced children’s puppeteer, Philip (Sean Harris) is forced to confront his wicked stepfather and the secrets that have haunted him his entire life. Directed by Matthew Holness, it would be a grave error coming into Possum believing it will share any of the levity and
1995 Bakersfield California, the scene is a mess of beer and trailer park. Young Travis Austin (Jack Fisher) and his father Sam (Jon Gries) watch a televised boxing match while developing gambling and fighting amidst a lethargic ambiance of unemployment, domestic violence, poverty, alcoholism and non-identifiable meals. And that is
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