A few things come to mind while watching Frost-Nixon, Ron Howard's mesmerizing big screen version of the stage play, which itself is based on the real 1977 television interviews between former US President Richard Nixon and fledgling producer-host David Frost.
Lincoln Six-Echo (McGregor) is a resident of a seemingly utopian but contained facility in the mid-21st century.
Like all of the inhabitants of this carefully controlled environment, Lincoln hopes to be chosen to go to the The Island – reportedly the last uncontaminated spot on the planet.
But Lincoln soon discovers that everythin [ ... ]
Set in the exotic country of South Africa, Duma tells a powerful adventure tale...
The story of an unbreakable bond of friendship between a cheetah named Duma and Xan (Alexander Michaletos), an intrepid young boy who faces the true test of love when he must cross the whole of Southern Africa to return his best friend to his rightful home in the wilds. On his journey, Xan learns that everything always changes, but not love.
It is 1919. Mathilde is 19 years old. Two years earlier, her fiancé Manech left for the Somme war front.
Like millions of others, the official records state that he has been "killed in action". However, Mathilde refuses to believe this. If Manech had really died, she would have known.
She follows her intuition, hoping it will lead her back to her lover. Although an ex-sergeant tries to convince her that Manech died in a no man's land known as “Bingo Crépuscule,” along with four other soldiers all condemned to death for self-inflicted wounds, Mathilde refuses to give up. With courage and determination, she undertakes an extraordinary counter investigation.
Despite coming up against false hopes and uncertainties, she will, little by little, unravel the truth behind Manech's fate, as well as those of his comrades. Mathilde is fearless – nothing seems impossible to those who defy fate.