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Every year, there are films that are unknown to many, there are those who people think will likely to suck, some just surprise the audiences for giving them more than what they bargained for. Here are the surprises in cinema this year: SPY (Paul Feig). We know Melissa McCarthy is probably game in doing almost …
Z FOR ZACHARIAH (2015) Review Directed by Craig Zobel “This valley survived like you and I did because we have faith.” The thrills, tension and mysteries used in the film could have been more but it’s still satisfying for what it was. Z For Zachariah is simple and at times dull but when it gets …
No stranger to audiences, British actor, Chiwetel Ejiofor was discovered by Hollywood while he was still a student at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts. Cast by Steven Spielberg in the critically acclaimed historical drama, Amistad (1997), Ejiofor’s films since include Stephen Frears’ Dirty Pretty Things (2002), Love Actually for Richard Curtis (2003), …
Seemingly overnight, Margot Robbie has become one of the most sought after actors working today. Born in Dalby, Queensland and raised on Australia’s Gold Coast, the 25-year-old star got her start in 2007 with starring roles in Aussie independent films I.C.U. and Vigilante, before appearing on the long-running soap, Neighbours. Cast by Richard Curtis in …
Completing the Z for Zachariah cast is Chris Pine, who stars as the enigmatic, Caleb. Best known for his portrayal of James Kirk in J.J. Abrams’ reboot of the popular Star Trek film series, Pine has also appeared in a wide variety of comedies and dramas – Unstoppable (2010), This Means War (2012) and Into …
In a world devastated by a catastrophic nuclear event, a single idyllic valley remains spared from the radioactive fallout. Here, a solitary figure, Ann Burden (Margot Robbie), thrives on the farm she once shared with her family, bolstered by her wits, hard work and indomitable faith. Living on her own for some time, her fears …
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