No heavier than a marshmallow and no longer than an adult’s little finger,the colourful birds can also be ferocious.
It’s obvious that Wenham is having enormous fun with the singular character of Spit,and it proves infectious.
Set during the women’s uprising in Iran,The Seed of the Sacred Fig is courageous indictment of that country’s system.
There’s a lot of awards buzz around I’m Still Here,but for director Walter Salles telling this story was a highly personal undertaking.
The star brings an air of innocent gentility to her role as Las Vegas dancer facing the end of her career.
Miguel Gomes won the Best Director Award at Cannes last year for this mash-up of Asian travelogue,colonial satire and an ill-begotten love story.
She may be older,but the rom-com darling doesn’t seem to be wiser in this fourth outing of the beloved franchise.
In Presence,the director pairs the supernatural with the modern problem of social media driving young people to engage extreme in acts of humiliation and bullying.
The former 007 star plays against type in this adaptation of a William S. Burroughs novella.
You won’t find too many high notes in Pablo Larrain’s gloomy drama,which focuses on the last two weeks of the doomed opera singer’s life.