Ben Whishaw, the young British actor with a Romantic poet’s mop of tousled black hair, stood alone by the bar at the Plaza’s Oak Room during lunchtime at Tuesday, Sept. 15, wearing black Vans, black jeans and an untucked white dress shirt. Although slightly out of place among a crowd of carefully primped movie-industry types, Read More
This Friday, audiences at the Toronto Film Festival will get to see Bright Star, the latest from writer-director Jane Campion, a breathtakingly beautiful film about the doomed love affair between 19th-century Romantic poet John Keats and Fanny Brawne, the outspoken girl next door. Undoubtedly, the already-buzzy chatter about the film, building since its premiere and Read More
There are just too many promising-looking films vying for Academy voters this year—don’t forget to factor in some of these pics:
Broken Embraces (Los Abrazos Rotos): This film pairs the great Pedro Almódovar with his favorite leading lady–muse Penélope Cruz in a thriller about a blind writer (Lluís Homar) who must Read More
Eva! Georgina! Angelina! Inglorious glamour in the south of Read More
