This week, Atlantic Screen Connection Podcast interview Elizabeth Cappuccino and Max Talisman – the cast of recently released indie thriller Super Dark Times.
Check out the show’s original discussion of the film here and make sure to see Super Dark Times, releasing in cinemas 29th September 2017!
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Darren Aronofsky brings us Mother! – a psychological arthouse drama (comedy?) starring Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem. Lee and Kathryn review.
Updated 20/09/2017
Taron Egerton and Colin Firth return to helm Kingsman: The Golden Circle. Can it continue the strength of the 2015 original? Lee reviews.
BIFF award winning drama from Philippe Van Leeuw; Insyriated (AKA In Syria) tells the story of a family surviving day-to-day in war-torn Syria. Lawrence reviews.
This week on #AtlanticSC, Jason and Lee discuss Shane Carruth’s 2015 sci-fi indie film Upstream Color, and attempt to break down its many unspoken implications, from identity to trauma, religion and capitalism and much more.
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An emotional romance set in rural England, God’s Own Country is, according to Lee, one of the best films of 2017. Review after the jump.
IT, based of the Stephen King book of the same name, attempts to follow in the footsteps of the beloved cult TV miniseries and bring scary clowns to the screen. Can IT pull IT off? Kathryn reviews.
Kathryn Bigelow returns to direct Detroit, a period drama set during the 12 Street Riot of 1967; Lee reviews.
In our latest Quickfire Reviews segment, Lee and Darren discuss some of the films they’ve watched this August: Fant4Stic, Chef, 50 Shades Darker, Dune, Frau Im Mond and Mulholland Drive.
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