Alma (Ginger Gilmartin) and Elizabeth (Mary Buss) are sisters, although as sisters often are, they very rarely see eye to eye. One day they reconnect with an old friend, Wesley (Ben Hall) who they haven’t seen for twenty years and he comes to stay, but Alma’s son, Percy (Sheridan McMichael)
2010's Skyline was a forgettable dud, with a visual-effects laden trailer masking the cheap and overly-simplistic film underneath the surface (I remember being foolishly optimistic for the film based on the trailer). Instead of letting the brand vanish into the ether, producer/screenwriter Liam O'Donnell revived the franchise with 2017's Beyond
A young black woman, ready to leave boarding school, struggles with pressures to make changes to her identity for a job in the City. Dọlápọ̀’s hair, a resplendent afro, is the most striking thing about her appearance, and something she takes obvious pride in. Her school-friends, as we come to learn,
His low-key persona may not grab attention, but Paul Greengrass' virtuosic verve behind the camera has morphed mainstream cinema. With United 93 and The Bourne Trilogy, the unheralded director employed kinetic handheld framing to intensify his distinct zeitgeist titles. Greengrass' fresh persona changed action filmmaking forever, even though some
It’s only a couple of days until Christmas! And, while there was no Disney+ Talk article last week (due to being ill from a newly discovered allergy), that doesn’t mean the festivities stop! The next Christmas film that I’ve picked is a Disney+ Original film. This was one that was
