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One Fine Morning: Love, Life and Rebirth

Steve Norton4 months ago4 months ago05 mins

Sometimes, living your life requires rebirth. Set in the heart of Paris, One Fine Morning tells the story of Sandra (Lea Seydoux), a young, single mother who finds herself torn between caring for her ailing father (Pascal Greggory) and raising her daughter. Grieving the death of her husband, Sandra spends her days working as a translator and…

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No Time To Die: Old Bond, New Tricks

Steve Norton1 year ago1 year ago012 mins

After over 50 years and twenty-five films, it would be understandable to think that James Bond was out of surprises. But, with the release of?No Time To Die, the greatest surprise is that there?s still room to grow. Directed by Cary Juji Fukanaga,?No Time to Die?picks up as Bond (Daniel Craig) is living a quiet…

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SPECTRE: The Living Dead

Steve Norton8 years ago8 years ago08 mins

The dead are alive. Those ominous words are what first greet you in Spectre, the latest entry into the world of Bond, James Bond. And they are definitely intentional. Directed once again by Sam Mendes, Spectre picks up the action soon after the events of 2012?s Skyfall as Bond (Daniel Craig) is left dealing with…

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