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Each year, the awards season comes to a close with two of the biggest ceremonies in the US. Tonight is of course the best known, with the Academy Awards being the most prestigious handed out in the industry. But every year, the previous night is reserved for recognising the achievements in filmmaking outside of the [...]
Originally titled The Surrogate, The Sessions feels like something of an anomaly in the 21st century; a smart, humorous mainstream American film about sex that’s made for grown ups, not teenagers and adults suffering a chronic case of arrested development. Despite this rather refreshing starting point the film does disappointment somewhat in the degree to [...]
After coming away from Sundance this year with two awards, taking the Audience Award and jointly winning the Special Jury Prize alongside Smashed, The Sessions has continued its festival circuit over the past month, and will be released in US theatres next Friday. Heading into the coming awards season as a contender, we saw the UK [...]
Previously titled The Surrogate, The Sessions debuted at Sundance to very positive early reviews, and is now set for release in the US next weekend. We saw the UK trailer for the film last week, and now we’ve been sent two new posters for its release on our shores, which will be coming a little [...]
Fox Searchlight Pictures have released the UK trailer and this awesome poster for The Sessions which has just won the audience award at the San Sebastian Film Festival. This movie is unlike anything I’ve ever seen and has been getting rave reviews at every festival it’s played at so far this year. It’s set to [...]
Making its debut at Sundance this year to brilliant first reviews, The Sessions (previously titled The Surrogate) is set for release later this year, and if its first reception is anything to go by, it could well be an awards contender in the months to come. The film is heading to the Toronto International Film [...]
Well it’s official, the crowds have cleared, the snow has settled, and the Sundance Festival has officially closed up shop for the year! With this year playing host to over 120 films, it may be hard to sift through the rubble to find those hidden gems that we will continue to enjoy over the next [...]
Decoding Annie Parker is quickly becoming an indie film to look out for next year. The film is to be Steven Bernstein’s feature directorial debut, having worked as director of photography for many years, and his cast is looking pretty impressive so far. The film will star Helen Hunt and Samantha Morton in the leads, [...]
Rashida Jones (The Social Network) has signed on to star in Decoding Annie Parker. Jones will star opposite Helen Hunt, Samantha Morton, Aaron Paul, Corey Stoll and Maggie Grace in the indie drama. Decoding Annie Parker is based on geneticist Mary Claire King’s discovery of a gene linked to breast cancer. Steven Bernstein is on board as director, with [...]
Soul Surfer is almost a good movie, its flaws are easy to forgive in light of the fact that the story is as inspirational as anything that will be released this year. Even when the film dips into sappy melodrama and cliched sequences, its story is uplifting enough to help the audience through the running [...]
Here’s the first poster for new movie, Soul Surfer which tells the story of a young up and coming surfer who loses an arm in a shark attack. With the help of her family and her faith, she’s able to get back on the board and conquer her fears of going back into the water. [...]
Thanks to Entertainment Weekly (via FirstShowing), we get to see the full length trailer for Soul Surfer tells the story of a top notch surfer (play by AnnaSophia Robb) who loses her arm in a surf attack and has to learn how to surf all over again with just one arm. Sean McNamara directs with [...]
You may recall the story from 2003 of female surfer Bethany Hamilton who (following a run-in with a tiger shark), lost her left arm in the attack, only to overcome that life-changing injury and return to the waves less than a month after the incident. It’s the kind of inspirational tale that screams out for [...]
Chasing tornados seems to have been a phenomenon of the 90s, with shaky cam footage of dust deserts being thrown up and people in 4x4s screaming ‘Awesome!’ and ‘I might die any minute…but this is Cool!’. Hollywood dutifully jumped on the bandwagon and we had the Bill Paxton starring Twister in 1996 which, when looked [...]