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1 day ago · Rumours review: Head scratching satire is off target. Director Guy Maddin paints a bleak picture of the future and an even bleaker one of ineffectual, limp world leaders in Rumours. Our review…. By the time Guy Maddin’s Rumours arrives in UK cinemas, the Americans will have chosen their next president (possibly).
1 day ago · Cate Blanchett stars in "Rumours," Guy Maddin's absurdist film, a horror-comedy flick about the leaders of the free world at a G7 summit that goes awry.
1 day ago · Rumours; Directed by Guy Maddin, Evan Johnson and Galen Johnson; Starring Cate Blanchett, Roy Dupuis and Alicia Vikander; Classification N/A; 103 minutes; Opens in select theatres Oct. 18
2 days ago · Pros. A very funny and damning critique of political ineptitude. Mesmerizing production design despite a relatively low budget. The actors are humorously eclectic and well-cast. Cons. The film ...
5 days ago · The damning book that has just fallen through her letterbox was written by Jonathan’s mother (Lesley Manville) after tragedy befell him on that same holiday.
1 day ago · Practically speaking, in case money were given to critics and the critics accept, producers would incur double the budget of the film, considering the multitude of critics everywhere. Even then, there is no guarantee that the films would receive positive reviews. Critics often gain attention by writing negative reviews; otherwise, they become ...
1 day ago · The movie invites you not to enjoy it so much as to appreciate the effort. Cate Blanchett (“Disclaimer”) plays the German chancellor Hilda, and for a while you might wonder why Blanchett’s accent seems off, or at least exaggerated. Then you realize that the accent, like the movie, is intended to be borderline funny.
