Posts Tagged ‘Gérard Jugnot’
Author: James
Rebel with a cause
Marco Amenta’s La siciliana ribelle (2009) tells the true tale of Rita Atria (Veronica D’Agostino), the 17-year-old daughter of a slain Sicilian Cosa Nostra boss and sister to his dead son, who in 1991 broke ‘the Family’s’ sacred code of omertà (silence) and aided anti-Mafia police with their investigations.
Author: James
Aurore Engelen, writing for our good friends at Cineuropa.org (checked out our European Film Awards blog yet?), lets us in on the cinematic surprises beginning today (10 September), in the heart of Belgium…
A year after drawing audiences to the newly opened Wolubilis complex, Brussels Movie Days returns with numerous US and European avant-premieres in store. Viewers – attracted by the exclusive screenings and reduced admission prices – will thus be able to enjoy the Coen brothers’ latest work, Burn After Reading (2008),a burlesque thriller set to be released in Belgium on 26 November.
- Colin: Mike: the Matrix was utter toss. Don’t go there. Anyhow, I’m right with you on Aliens –...
- Colin: James: Why not do ten more and see if you can avoid putting the god-awful travesty that is Independence Day in...
- CD: The Day the Earth Stood Still (it’s about an alien who is Jesus…but better than ET) Soylent Green...
- James: Hello Chris, and welcome to Picturenose!
Many thanks for your comment – I thought, in fact, that... - James: Colin, good points, both on Westworld (which should really have been included, I know, I know) and otters.