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VICTIM/SUSPECT:

Victims arrested

All gaslit by detectives

Journalist seeks truth

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Designer Nancy Steiner with actor Robert Schwartzman on the set of The Virgin Suicides

#the virgin suicides #sofia coppola #nancy steiner #robert schwartzman #on set

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VICTIM/SUSPECT | Trailer Debut | On Netflix May 23, 2023

Netflix has released these official key art and trailer for VICTIM/SUSPECT Film Release Date: May 23, 2023 Director: Nancy Schwartzman (Roll Red Roll) Producers: Julie Goldman, Christopher Clements, Alice Henty, Rachel De Leon, Amanda Pike, Nancy Schwartzman Format: Documentary Film Synopsis: Victim/Suspect chronicles journalist Rae de Leon’s investigation into a disturbing pattern: young women…

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An?incisive narrative about a teen rape case that divided a Rust Belt town, exposing the hostile?and systemic undercurrents?that enable sexual violence, and?spotlighting ways to make change.In football-obsessed Steubenville, Ohio, on a summer night in 2012, an incapacitated sixteen-year-old girl was repeatedly assaulted by members of the ?Big Red? high school football team. They took turns documenting the crime and sharing on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. The victim, Jane Doe, learned the details via social media at a time when teens didn?t yet understand the lasting trail of their digital breadcrumbs. Crime blogger Alexandria Goddard, along with hacker collective Anonymous, exposed the photos, Tweets, and videos, making this the first rape case ever to go viral and catapulting Steubenville onto the national stage.Filmmaker Nancy Schwartzman spent four years embedded in the town, documenting the case and its reverberations. Ten years after the assault, Roll Red Roll is the

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Review: ‘Roll Red Roll,’ by Nancy Schwartzman

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Roll Red Roll Nancy Schwartzman USA, 2018 ★★★

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BBC One’s adaptation of Nancy Mitford’s novel THE PURSUIT OF LOVE has aired with all three episodes available on iPlayer (it will air on Amazon in the near future).  

The mini - adapted by and directed by actor Emily Mortimer -

has proved to be very divisive amongst critics and viewers.  Which I don’t  understand because I found it to be a damn delight.

The mini stars follows the path of cousins - sensible and bright Fanny (Emily Beecham) and lover of love and away with the fairies Linda (Lily James) from late teens to early adulthood

as they both seek to find their own identities, and yes, love, in the shadow of controlling parents (Dolly Wells and Dominic West),

the hurt of an absentee parent (Mortimer as Fanny’s wayward mother nicknamed The Bolter).

The two complaints that are being levied against the mini is tone.  Many are comparing it to a Wes Anderson film due to its quirkiness.  I say it leans more into Sofia Coppola territory - a serio-comedic THE VIRGIN SUICIDES mixed with a bit of Anderson’s THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS and MOONRISE KINGDOM. 

Mortimer could have just made it a formulaic dramedy, but she inserted such verge and vibrancy coupled with a glam and prog rock soundtrack that your heart can’t help but feel afire like Linda’s. 

The second complaint is born out of this bit a Mortimer interview where she talked about the casting of her family and friends. 

It is hardly shocking that there is nepotism in the entertainment industry, but in Mortimer’s defense her friends aren’t non-actors - she cast great actors who happen to be friends in this bit.  Dolly Wells - Mortimer’s co-created and costar of their former series DOLL & EM

, Dominic West, Freddie Fox (who can play an admonishing, disapproving conceited cad in his sleep) and Andrew Scott are all tremendous actors. 

Scott was so terrific in this.

With the exception of Mortimer’s son Sam, who had a bit more to do, her family were essentially extras. Besides, every actor has to start somewhere. 

Mortimer’s son and daughter Sam and May will also be in a Noah Baumbach film. 

Her husband Alessandro is also a fantastic actor. I would have liked if he had a role. 

People had a lot to say about nepotism in this project but last week saw the release of the film MAINSTREAM

directed and co-written by Gia Coppola, the grand-daughter of Francis Ford Coppola and the daughter of late actor/producer Gian-Carlo Coppola; her leads are Maya Hawke daughter of Uma Thurman and Ethan Hawke, Nat Wolff who is he son of actor Polly Draper and actor/former “The Arsenio Hall Show” bandleader Michael Wolff and features Coppola’s cousin Jason Schwartzman whose late father was a film producer and his mother is actor Talia Shire (ROCKY) and Andrew Garfield got the role because not only is he an amazing actor (in a film that is so-so), but he’s close friends with Gia Coppola and she asked him to do the film because it would help her get financing. 

So if one is to hate on THE PURSUIT OF LOVE let it be because it’s not to one’s liking not because of how the actors booked the gig or even how Lily James and the married Dominic West were cupcaking around. 

If you want to see James in another adaptation of a historical novel THE GUERNSEY LITERARY AND POTATO PEEL PIE SOCIETY is a gem of a film. 

I’m not so sure about her other historical adaptation - that of the romance between Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee and Pamela Anderson Lee.

- On the topic of nepotism there were two recent podcasts I found delightful.  Off-Menu had on Rafe Spall (son of Timothy Spall and who can be seen in the second series of Apple+’s TRYING this Friday) and Domhnall Gleeson (son of Brendan Gleeson and who can be currently seen with his brother Brian in FRANK OF IRELAND on Amazon ).  Domhnall was fun because it’s always a good time hearing him, but Rafe’s was the absolute best guest hands-down. Talk about understanding the assignment. Rafe Spall loves food as much as I love Rafe Spall. 

- Since I’m discussing British shows here’s another - the paramedic comedy BLOODS. Only six episodes and it really needs to be double that. 

BLOODS cast Samson Kayo (also the co-creator), Jane Horrocks, Julian Barratt, Lucy Punch, Aasiya Shaw, Adrian Scarborough, Kevin “K.G” Garry and Sam Campbell. 

#lily james #emily beecham #emily mortimer #andrew scott #the pursuit of love #Freddie Fox #dominic west #dolly wells #Sebastian Stan #tommy lee #pamela anderson #pamela lee #mainstream #gia coppola #andrew garfield #maya hawke #tv talk #tv #bbc one #nat wolff #rafe spall #domhnall gleeson #frank of ireland #trying #bloods #bloods on sky #samson kayo #julian barratt #uk actors

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Hi cat and mouse! I hope you're having a good time, if you can, can you suggest any male FCs over 30 that have noir kind of detective vibes?

Idris Elba (Luther, The Take) Sierra Leonean / Ghanaian.

Omar Sy (Lupin) Senegalese / Mauritanian.

John David Washington (Tenet) African-American.

Rami Malek (The Little Things) 87.5% Egyptian 12.5% Greek.

Daniel Henney (Criminal Minds) Korean / British.

Tory Kittles (The Equalizer) African-American.

James D'Arcy (Agent Carter)

Sendhil Ramamurthy (Reverie, New Amsterdam, The Flash) Kannada and Tamil Indian.

Yannick Bisson (Murdoch Mysteries)

Lee Byung Hun (The Man Standing Next) Korean.

Keanu Reeves (John Wick) Kānaka Maoli, Portuguese, English, Scottish, at least 1/16th Chinese, remote Dutch / English.

Ben McKenzie (Gotham)

Cory Michael Smith (Gotham) - queer. 

Mahershala Ali (True Detective) African-American.

Tom Ellis (Lucifer)

D.B. Woodside (Suits) African-American.

Sen Mitsuji (Origin) Japanese / Unspecified Australian.

Oliver Jackson-Cohen (The Haunting of Bly Manor) Egyptian Jewish / English.

Song Joong Ki (Vincenzo) Korean.

Cho Seung Woo (Stranger) Korean.

John Reardon (Hudson & Rex)

Tom Burke (Strike)

Tom Payne (Prodigal Son)

Adam Beach (Nancy Drew) 7/8 Saulteaux, 1/8 Icelandic.

Nathaniel Arcand (FBI: Most Wanted) Plains Cree.

Lee Dong Wook (Bad and Crazy) Korean.

George Young (Malignant) Malaysian Chinese / Greek Cypriot.

Charles Michael Davis (NCIS: New Orleans, Chicago P.D.) African-American / Filipino.

Aaron Tveit (The Good Fight)

Matthew Goode (The Good Wife)

Ben Whishaw (Fargo, The Hour) - gay.

Jason Schwartzman (Fargo) Ashkenazi Jewish / Italian.

Miguel Ángel Silvestre (Velvet)

Here ya go!

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Historical movies can be very dry because the characters don’t speak in a manner that’s relatable and the monumental, earth-shattering events that changed the course of human history don’t resonate if they’re presented in a boring, academic way. The best historical movies are the ones that inject a healthy dose of entertainment — even if that means slightly fictionalizing the story.

RELATED: Close Your Eyes!: 10 Behind-The-Scenes Facts About The Favourite

Yorgos Lanthimos’ Oscar-winning gem The Favourite, starring Olivia Colman, is a prime example of a historical epic that isn’t dull, because it has a pitch-black comedic sensibility. A dark sense of humor is a great way to make history more interesting.

10 The Favourite (2018)

After exploring a dark near-future in The Lobster, Yorgos Lanthimos went back to the 1700s for The Favourite, a historical love triangle revolving around Queen Anne and the two women vying for the position of “Court favourite.”

Olivia Colman, Emma Stone, and Rachel Weisz are all perfectly matched in the lead roles, while Robbie Ryan’s cinematography recalls the sumptuous visuals of Barry Lyndon.

9 The Death Of Stalin (2017)

Renowned political satirist Armando Iannucci turned his sights to Soviet history with 2017’s The Death of Stalin, a hysterical comedy about the power struggle following the 1953 death of Joseph Stalin.

Essentially, Iannucci told the story of Stalin’s demise and the fight for control of the Soviet Union as a feature-length episode of The Thick of It or Veep set in Russia.

8 Full Metal Jacket (1987)

In the first half of Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket, a bunch of Marines go through boot camp and have their individuality chipped away. In the second half, they’re shipped off to war, where they lose their humanity.

RELATED: Full Metal Jacket & 9 Other Darkly Comedic War Movies

While there are plenty of harrowing twists and turns along the way, Full Metal Jacket is filled with Kubrick’s signature dark humor — particularly in R. Lee Ermey’s scenes. In the role of Gunnery Sergeant Hartman, Ermey was allowed to improvise (a rarity for a Kubrick movie), drawing on his own experiences as a drill sergeant to whip the cast into shape. The movie ends with the soldiers ironically singing the “Mickey Mouse March” as they leave the Battle of Huế.

7 Marie Antoinette (2006)

Sofia Coppola’s biopic of Queen Marie Antoinette in the lead-up to the French Revolution is shot in the cerebral style of Malick and Kubrick but written in the style of a teen comedy.

Kirsten Dunst gives one of her all-time most memorable performances in Marie Antoinette as the title character, while Rose Byrne, Jason Schwartzman, Molly Shannon, and Rip Torn all provide strong support.

6 Django Unchained (2012)

The subject matter of Quentin Tarantino’s Django Unchained — American slavery — made its dark sense of humor a point of controversy when it first hit theaters in 2012.

Starring Jamie Foxx as a freed slave who becomes a bounty hunter killing white slavers for a living, Django Unchained is both a masterfully crafted spaghetti western and an incisive satire about the ugliest chapter in U.S. history.

5 I, Tonya (2017)

Margot Robbie starred as Tonya Harding in this darkly comic dramatization of the famous figure skater’s 1994 attack on Nancy Kerrigan. I, Tonya tells its story through mockumentary-style interviews with its unreliable narrators.

Sebastian Stan co-stars as Harding’s friend and later husband Jeff Gillooly, while Allison Janney won an Oscar for her turn as Harding’s abusive mother LaVona Golden.

4 Love And Death (1975)

Long before his disturbing scandal, Woody Allen’s Love and Death went over a lot of audiences’ heads back in 1975, because it’s predominantly a satire of Russian literature. It follows two Russians as they struggle through the Napoleonic Era.

Napoleon Bonaparte is played by James Tolkan, most renowned for playing Mr. Strickland in the Back to the Future trilogy, while Diane Keaton reprises her regular role as Allen’s comic foil.

3 Goodfellas (1990)

Martin Scorsese’s Goodfellas is primarily a drama, but it has more laughs than the average full-on comedy. Scenes like the “Funny how?” confrontation and a drunken Henry laughing hysterically at his mother-in-law make Goodfellas a hilarious movie.

RELATED: Goodfellas: 5 Ways It's Scorsese's Best Movie (& 5 Alternatives)

It’s also a poignant portrait of the mafia. This movie offers such an accurate portrayal of mob life that real-life gangsters have said it plays like a home movie.

2 BlacKkKlansman (2018)

John David Washington stars in Spike Lee’s BlacKkKlansman, the incredible true story of a Black cop who managed to become a member of the Ku Klux Klan over the phone and sent his Jewish colleague in his place to the KKK’s meetings. Since the story is so astounding and a Black man tricking the Klan is inherently comedic, Lee brought a healthy amount of humor to this movie.

Although it’s set in the ‘70s, Lee’s movie captured contemporary fears about the rise of neo-Nazism and white nationalism in present-day America.

1 Barry Lyndon (1975)

One of Kubrick’s more underrated works, Barry Lyndon tells the saga of a duelist who wins the love of a widow and takes the place of her deceased aristocratic husband.

From its surprisingly hilarious opening duel, Barry Lyndon positions itself firmly as a dark comedy, like most of Kubrick’s other movies.

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Lunchtime lecture, with Nancy Schwartzman explaining how tech can be used to protect people and prevent violence. Thoughts?

Digital Human, Series 12, Episode 4 - Protection

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[ 俄亥俄小鎮球隊性暴力事件 ]

是忘記，還是害怕想起來? 都不是， 只是喝醉。 記錄一個偏僻小鎮的球員性侵事件， 結果大家都在檢討受害人。 案件為從外地來的女孩參加球員辦的派對， 卻在早上醒來之後發現自己被性侵， 而之後有一名部落客積極想找出事件的真相， 於是備份各種球員在社群媒體上的訊息與影片資料， 藉由另一種網路霸凌的風向來促使世人關注。 雖然酒後亂性的各種行為是無法避免， 不過飲酒作樂的派對就是會發生這種事情， 本來就應該有所警覺。 Director: Nancy Schwartzman

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