Rarely has a week been so dripping in cinematic GOOD. Why even bother having friends when you can simply sit in the darkness and watch people you don’t know go about their lives? We call it ORANGE WEDNESDAY, you perhaps just call it What I Do Every Night. Every Horrifying Night.
Actors like cats! Banderas likes cats! Cats watch films! It’s all official!
Filmmaker Tristen Patterson followed sometime pro-skateboarder Josh “Screech” Sandoval for a year in order to create his slice-of-life documentary Dragonslayer. The result is a thoughtful, subtle and – if at times a little frustrating – largely engrossing film that manages to both revel in a world of time well-wasted, as well as nudging us unapologetically in the direction of its consequences. It’s not going to change your life, but it’s a loving little homage all the same.
In this fast-paced drama from executive producers Gael García Bernal and Diego Luna, Stephanie Sigman stars as a willowy Mexican lass whose dream of becoming Miss Baja California is put on hold by her unexpected meeting with a violent cartel leader. Think Miss Congeniality, but with brutal gangland reprisals and a bit of rape.
Ewan McGregor is making girls cry all over the UK again in Perfect Sense, a love story set in a world of despair and doom. To celebrate our favourite Scottish hotty’s return to independent drama, we’ve decided to have a look back over his film career. Mmm. Especially The Pillow Book; there’s nothing like a bit of full frontal nudity to get us in the mood for fab film facts courtesy of the Cheat Sheet!
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