Rock the Kasbah is an American comedy in which the old cats of cinema Bill Murray and Bruce Willis, the always charming Zooey Deschanel and Kate Hudson and the cute Taylor Kinney and the always funny Danny McBride joined forces, and they were "commanded" from behind the camera by Barry Levinson ( Toys, Sleepers). It's about a music manager whose career takes him to Afghanistan, where he's supposed to promote a singer, but he's stuck there with nothing. No singer, no documents and no money. But, it all turns out to be a lucky accident.
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Do we already have everything for the start of the new school year? Students will have to wait another month, but high school and elementary school students are already (almost) ready for new challenges. As long as it doesn't really go away, we can turn our brains off a little and relax with real "back-to-school" movies that will prepare us for the school bell.
The British film Kill Your Friends is a mixture of black comedy, crime and thriller, which was "cooked" by Owen Harris according to the recipe of John Niven, who wrote the screenplay, and which he adapted from his own book of the same name from 2008. Set in London in 1997, rising star Nicholas Hoult takes on the role of an overly competitive A&R manager during Britpop's "golden cow" (read hit-making) era.
Did you wake up happy and smiling today? Well, that will change in an instant when you watch the trailer for the horror film The Witch. And if the pleasantly cool morning air didn't give you goosebumps, the next two and a half minutes will give your skin goosebumps. The Robert Eggers-signed film was a huge hit at this year's Sundance Film Festival, and you'll be pale from fear while watching it in 2016.
At a time when few women have their own franchises, the women on the world's highest-paid actresses list are establishing themselves as women who can make their own movies without worry. Forbes has revealed its list of the highest-paid actresses in the world for 2015 - eighteen actresses earned a total of 281 million US dollars. The list includes those who earn at least 6 million US dollars annually. And who is the biggest earner this year?
Sleeping With Other People is the story of two sex addicts who form a non-sexual relationship. The story of a serial cheating girlfriend and a womanizer who lost their virginity to each other years ago and then became relationship wrecking balls. Fortunately, they have not yet reached the point of no return - it is, however, a romantic comedy and not a psychological thriller - and Leslye Headland (Crazy Girl) signed up for the story, which is unpredictable until the very end.
Trumbo is a biographical drama about one of the most talented screenwriters of the last 50 years, James Dalton Trumbo. The film was signed by Jay Roach (Austin Powers), born in Albuquerque, so it is only logical that he dedicated the character of the "controversial" screenwriter to Bryan Cranston, who lived in that place as Walter White in the cult series Crooked Path. In addition to the latter, the film also stars Diane Lane, Elle Fanning, Louis CK, Helen Mirren and John Goodman.
In Portorož, between September 15 and 20, the Festival of Slovenian Film will open its screens, and after the record number of registered films, it will immortalize its coming of age in a cinematic way.
Space. So boundless, so mysterious, so inscrutable. Are you interested in its secrets? We advise you to watch the following five YouTube documentaries that will absolutely amaze you and expand your knowledge to limitless widths, widths known only to the universe.
"It's alive," radical scientist Victor Frankenstein (James McAvoy from the X-Men series, where he's known as Professor X) whispers to Igor (Daniel Radcliffe, who hasn't left the dark rooms since Harry Potter) when the monster comes to life. But who is the monster, we ask ourselves when we watch the first trailer for the horror film Victor Frankenstein? Scientist or monster? Is it a noble vision of helping humanity, or is the idea of immortality an obsession with dire consequences?
The 72nd Venice Film Festival, which is organized every year by La Biennale di Venezia, will take place this year from September 2 to 12 at the Lido in Venice. The purpose of the festival is to raise awareness and promote various aspects of international film in all its forms - as art, as entertainment and as industry - in the spirit of freedom and dialogue. As a contribution to a better understanding of the history of film, the festival also organizes retrospectives and tributes to major artists. This year, the festival will be opened by the film Everest, signed by the Icelandic director Baltasar Kormákur.
Here is a selection of the best series of 2015 to date. Some are deserved hits, others are recognized artistic achievements, and some are still hidden gems that just need to be discovered. Here's a list of the best series of 2015 so far that are new or have spawned noteworthy sequels.