Field Details Movie Name BILLY ELLIOT (2000) Director Stephen Daldry Writer Lee Hall Lead Actor Jamie Bell Cast Jamie Bell, Julie Walters, Gary Lewis, Jamie Draven, Jean Heywood, Stuart Wells Genre Drama, Coming-of-Age Release Date September 29, 2000 (United Kingdom) Duration 1h 50m Budget $5 million Language English IMDB Rating 7.7/10 WATCH NOW BILLY ELLIOT […]
Field Details Movie Name Smoke (1995) Director Wayne Wang Writer Paul Auster (screenplay) Lead Actor Harvey Keitel Cast Harvey Keitel, William Hurt, Forest Whitaker, Stockard Channing, Harold Perrineau Genre Drama Release Date March 17, 1995 (United States) Duration 1h 57m (117 min) Budget $10 million (approx.) Language English IMDb Rating 7.8/10 WATCH NOW SMOKE (1995):
The whole idea of a Perhaps Love (2005) has been done to death, nearly to the point of cliche. We’ve seen it countless times before, and we’ll see it again, I’m sure. I’m even guilty of it myself I wrote a script for a film called Prenez Vos Places, a French/English movie about two guys
It’d be easy to shrug this film off “Memories of Matsuko” is on topical viewings, a cartoon coloured over saturated musical with emotionally manipulative material. To dismiss this movie would be a disservice to Japanese cinema, which, the more movies I watch, seem to walk the lines of bad execution to create singularly spectacular visions.
Things are pretty good. I went to see my friend’s band play last night at the Marquee, and I had a decent ginger beer in a comfortable cafe. Yeah, I’ll probably go out this weekend, though I’ve got some volunteer stuff on. Then probably, I’ll ambush an English convoy as they make their way to
The Golden Lotus is an ancient Chinese text, written during an early Dynasty, and has been banned throughout most of Chinese history as a pornographic text. It tells the tale of a libidinous magistrate, Ximen Qing, who leaps into sexual escapades and liasons with unsatisfied women. He’s a dirty player not one to cheer for
A couple of days ago, I wrote an excited preview for this film about a European woman, Carole, that falls in love with a Masai warrior. The movie, The White Masai, is a film adaptation of the book by Corinne Hoffmann a true story of her life married to the Masai warrior, Lemalian. The story
A commercial failure when it was released in 1971, Harold and Maude is in my opinion a fantastic inspiring movie that manages to do romance with out the cheese. It’s not a particularly compelling idea not to me, anyhow a 20-year-old man falls in love with an 80-year-old woman. Your natural instinct is one of
Heidi is a s film adaptation of a tremendously famous series of children’s books from Switzerland. Ah, these old movies from the Goldern Era of Film Shirley Temple plays Heidi, a little orphaned girl sent to live with her grandfather in the Alps. Shirley Temple was a huge star in the 30s, known for her
I rented this movie last night because I saw that Ang Lee, director of Brokeback Mountain and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, directed and wrote this movie glorifying Chinese cuisine, linking it to romance and sensuality. It’s called Eat Drink Man Woman, or Yin Shi Nan Nu in Mandarin, and it was Lee’s first movie filmed
