Hustle: Another Review. By Jake Peffer. Anytime Adam Sandler can step outside of his comfort zone and put out a drama it will generally turn some heads. Here is no different as Sandler gets the opportunity to make a movie about one of his favorite pastimes, the game of basketball.
Dual Synopsis: Upon receiving a terminal diagnosis, Sarah opts for a cloning procedure to ease her loss on her friends and family. When she makes a sudden and miraculous recovery, her attempts to decommission her clone fail, leading to a court-mandated duel to the death. Now, she has one year to
Daisy (Jency Griffin Hogan) works in a school and as she’s rapidly approaching forty, she’s still single. She goes to her doctor one day, an older man with dated views and he tells her that the clock is ticking for her to have a child. Daisy’s mother, Camilla (Cathie Choppin)
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Manifesto a documentary that never transcends simple documentation. By Andrew Prosser. First off, some demographic information: Hello, my name is Andrew, and I am an American. It’s not something I chose, it’s just who I am. As such, my perspective on writer-director Daniel Draper’s chronicling of the Labour party’s efforts
