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Henry Lawson's 1892 short story The Drover's Wife is a beloved classic from Australia's pioneering past. But like most colonial literature, it marginalizes First Nations people, usually portrayed as scoundrels or savages. In her first narrative feature film, Indigenous actress and filmmaker Leah Purcell recaptures the story from the perspective of an Aboriginal woman, a tripartite process that began with a play and a novel based on the same source material. An interrogation of Australia's history of racial violence that also tackles gender, identity and domestic abuse in a context that seems like something out of an archetypal country western, the riveting thriller is admirably ambitious yet choppy, at times evading the scope of the director. Picked up for North America by Samuel Goldwyn Films ahead of its SXSW premiere, The Drover's Wife The Legend of Molly Johnson (the awkward title doesn't specifically include a colon) continues in the vein of recent Australi...

A not-so-simply titled movie 'Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods' landed in 2013 among rabid fans in raptures when, after a nearly two-decade absence ignoring a forgotten sequel and Hollywood disaster, a beloved flying alien named Goku , who shot lightning from his fists, would finally return home. By 2013, Akira Toriyama's 'Dragon Ball', more than any other anime or manga on earth, long transcended to become global pop culture. Never mind that the movie itself wasn't released outside of Japan in most places until 2015, everyone's childhood hero had returned and with the success of 'Battle of God' he would keep coming back. While we were certainly already in the thick of things, we marveled at Goku's new fight against a god of destruction with eyes too blind to see that remake and rehash culture would go on to dominate entertainment forever. Director: Tetsuro Kodama Writer: Akira Toriyama Stars: Zach Aguilar, Kara Edwards, Toshio Furukawa 2022 brings ...

Journey to Hell – One of the best movies to watch. In the past year, the world has experienced the global outbreak of the COVID-19 virus, which is why many people are struggling to stay home to protect themselves and their families. If you are also in this situation, you may have started looking for some new movies that you can enjoy watching from the comfort of your living room. Fortunately for you, many new movies will be released during 2022, however, if you are looking for something completely different, you may want to opt to see what many people call the first Christian film that tries to bring the biblical interpretation of hell to life, a adaptation entitled "Journey to Hell". In order for you to really enjoy the movie when it is released, we will avoid adding some of the important details that you could easily refer to as spoilers. As we already mentioned, this movie is based on John Bunyan's best-selling publication, and it's a compelling story about a man w...

Diane Keaton, however, is trying something new with her upcoming age-turning flick. The iconic Annie Hall actress will star in Mack & Rita, a story about Mack, a 30-year-old influencer (played by Elizabeth Lail of Netflix's You) wup to find herself in the body of a 70-year-old woman. old (Diane Keaton). After Mack wakes up as the older Diane Keaton, she begins to introduce herself as her own aunt, Rita.  Director: Katie Aselton Writers: Madeline Walter, Paul Welsh Stars: Diane Keaton, Martin Short, Wendie Malick Instead of this being played for laughs at the expense of the older show, Mack & Rita will show how the reserved 30-year-old finds a newfound zest for life and confidence when she inhabits the older body. The first trailer for the movie has been released and it looks like it's going to be a feel-good movie. In the trailer, Mack is shown as a reserved 30-year-old woman who describes herself as an "old soul". Disconnected from her own generation, she fin...

You know those Pinocchio stories where he lies and his nose grows and all that? You're about to see what really happened Disney has announced that it will release the first trailer for the upcoming live-action remake of the classic animated film, "Pinocchio," on GoodMorning America on Tuesday, May 31, 2022. Pinocchio premieres on September 8, 2022 on Disney + Director: Robert Zemeckis Writers:  Carlo Collodi, Simon Farnaby, Chris Weitz Stars: Tom Hanks, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Lorraine Bracco Tom Hanks plays Geppetto, the wood carver who builds and treats Pinocchio (Benjamin Evan Ainsworth) as if he were his own son. Joseph Gordon-Levitt is Jiminy Cricket, who serves as Pinocchio's guide as  ell as his "conscience"; Academy Award nominee Cynthia Erivo is the Blue Fairy; Keegan-Michael Key is the "honest" John; Academy Award nominee Lorraine Bracco is Sofia the Seagull, a new character, and Luke Evans is The Coachman. Academy Award winner Robert Zemec...

Echoes is a 2022 Argentine mystery thriller about a writer and his family who find themselves in mortal danger during a stormy night. Also known as Echoes of a Crime Directed by Cristian Bernard from a script written by Gabriel Korenfeld. Produced by Fernando Abadi and Ricardo Freixa. The Particular Crowd-Tieless Media production stars Diego Peretti, Julieta Cardinali, Carla Quevedo, Diego Cremonesi, Carola Reyna, Florencia González and Alfonso Bunge. Written and directed by Anthony Kalmetta, the mystery of Echoes is shrouded in time and bitter regret. The 13-minute film follows Oliver as he, with only shards of memory, struggles to rebuild the life he shared with his significant other, stumbling into his house, which is both the place where things die and his grave. Stars: Tyner Rushing, Deja Dee, Isaiah Stratton Oliver (Dane Oliver), alone in a house that has clearly been hastily vacated, goes through things, sometimes a candy wrapper, sometimes an old cassette, in a daze. Both he an...

Down on her luck and saddled with debt, Emily becomes involved in a credit card scam that lands her in the Los Angeles criminal underworld, ultimately leading to deadly consequences. There is a point in Emily the Criminal where the eponymous Emily (unsuspected to be a criminal and played by Aubrey Plaza with the necessary courage, bravery and uncompromising determination) is encouraged and told that she could be anything in life. Except that's not true. There can't be, say, Emily the Teacher because Emily is working dead-end jobs while she's swamped with bills and student loan payments. She also has a mild criminal record that elicits skepticism and outright rejection during job interviews. For some people, crime is a necessity, as harsh and wrong as that sounds. Director: John Patton Ford Writer: John Patton Ford Stars: Aubrey Plaza, Theo Rossi, Bernardo Badillo Luckily, Emily has the opportunity to earn some money by working with Lebanese credit card scammers who speciali...