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‘Far From the Trees’ Review: A Richly Contemplative Journey of Physical and Mental Meanderings, Beautifully Combining 4K Digital with Super 16
Meritxell Colell Aparicio’s “Far From the Trees” is reviewed as a deeply personal, contemplative drama about Adela, a Mexican sound artist travelling through the Peruvian Amazon to record nature and endangered indigenous languages. The film links her present-day journey with memories of childhood, family relationships and inherited trauma, using sound and landscape to explore how…
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David Letterman interviews Damon and Roberts in seventh Netflix series
Netflix has confirmed that David Letterman’s “My Next Guest Needs No Introduction” will return later this year for a seventh season, featuring long-form interviews with Matt Damon, Julia Roberts, Jimmy Kimmel and climber Alex Honnold. The renewal extends one of the streamer’s established nonfiction interview series, whose sixth season is currently nominated for an Emmy.…
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‘The State of Us’ Directors on Platforming Positive Masculinity and Making a Gut-Wrenching British Indie: “You Have to Beg, Borrow and Steal”
British directors Ollie Gardner and Jake Harvey are premiering their first feature, The State of Us, in Edinburgh’s competition programme. The Bradford-set drama explores grief, male friendship and emotional openness through two young men confronting the impending death of one of them from cancer, offering a counterpoint to harmful ideas of masculinity circulating online. The…
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The “fantastic” 1995 movie Sylvester Stallone never expected to fail: “Somebody has to take the fall”
And fail it did. The post The “fantastic” 1995 movie Sylvester Stallone never expected to fail: “Somebody has to take the fall” first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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3 Songs From 1968 That Baby Boomers Know Every Single Word To
American Songwriter highlights three songs released in 1968 that it argues are especially familiar to baby boomers: Steppenwolf’s “Born To Be Wild”, the Jimi Hendrix Experience’s “All Along The Watchtower”, and the Beatles’ “Hey Jude”. The article presents them as generational classics whose memorable lyrics and cultural impact have kept them widely recognised. “Born To…
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MASTODON Shares Music Video For ‘In The Ruins’ From Upcoming ‘Marrow Deep’ Album
Mastodon have released a video for “In The Ruins”, a track from their forthcoming album *Marrow Deep*, due on 28 August through Loma Vista Recordings. The release is significant as it is the band’s first full-length album since the departure and subsequent death of founding guitarist and singer Brent Hinds, and reflects a period of…
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Wanted man who has evaded police for a month believed to be in Sheffield or Rotherham – thestar.co.uk
Wanted man who has evaded police for a month believed to be in Sheffield or Rotherham thestar.co.uk
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10 Best Western Movies in Film History
Collider ranks landmark Westerns spanning classic Hollywood and modern cinema, arguing that the genre’s enduring appeal lies in its stories of crime, freedom, action and justice. The list presents these films as essential viewing for understanding one of cinema’s most influential traditions. – ‘Django Unchained’ (2012): ranked tenth; praised as Quentin Tarantino’s energetic, stylish and…