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Per Arnesen/Vertical Entertainment Despite its feel-good title, “The Kindness of Strangers” is a rather bleak movie, one so tied to the miseries of its characters that it’s difficult to see the point of it at all. Perhaps there is no point other than to get a number of famous actors to occasionally cross paths in a dreary New York City in the winter. The movie functions like one of those star-studded Garry Marshall ensemble movies (“Valentine’s Day” or “New Year’s Eve”) but made terribly sad until the last few minutes, when a tacked-on happy ending arrives in time for the credits. Written and directed by Lone Scherfig, “The Kindness of Strangers” begins with the story of Clara (Zoe Kazan) and her two young boys fleeing an abusive marriage. Most of her time on screen will be spent scavenging for supplies and figuring out how to keep living in the big city with no income or other family to lean on. Things eventually get so dire, Clara’s reduced to the quite literal kindness of strangers to save her and her kids. Also Read: 'Their Finest' Review: British Screenwriters Keep Calm and Carry On in Stirring WWII Tale In another part of town, Alice (Andrea Riseborough) is working yet another long, thankless shift as an ER nurse who also administers a therapy group and runs a church soup kitchen. Her biggest defining characteristic is that she’s always running late to one of her many jobs and that she often dines alone. Other characters will speak of her singleness with a hint of pity. She’s a sexless saint who gives strangers her all for little in return. Desperate restaurant owner Timofey (Bill Nighy) adopts a wavering Russian accent to better suit the needs of his regular diners, but clearly needs the managerial help of Marc (Tahar Rahim) to help keep his doors open. Marc remains friends with the lawyer who got him out of jail, John Peter (Jay Baruchel), who is always referred to by his full name, and the two attend Alice’s therapy group together. Originally a loner who has trouble connecting with people and keeping a job, Jeff (Caleb Landry Jones), is yet another poor New Yorker who will need help from strangers. Watch Video: 'Possessor' Stars Andrea Riseborough and Christopher Abbott Talk How They Got Inside Each Other's Minds It’s a shame that this much plot and these many characters never coalesces into something more substantial. Scherfig’s previous works include “Their Finest, ” a bittersweet WWII period piece about a woman finding her way into film production for the war effort, and “An Education, ” about a teenager seduced by a charming older man. However, both of these movies were adaptations of other works, and the biggest fatal flaw of “The Kindness of Strangers” is its writing. Events are so conveniently placed, they’re predictable. One of Clara’s kids will inevitably get lost, sleep-deprived Alice will be driven to the breaking point in almost every other scene. The only variable in each situation is how low will each character be laid. The last 20 or so minutes tries desperately to resolve everyone’s problems in a neat and orderly fashion, which feels like a reversal of all the wallowing that went on before. Then there are scenes so obvious, they’re almost comical, like a shot of Clara’s abusive husband caught mid-crime, how one of her boys’ computer obsession pays off in the end, or when Jeff awkwardly propositions Alice so she could have some overdue sex. Also Read: Oscars 2020: Women Took Home Record-Breaking 33% of All Statuettes Many of the characters rely on the kindness of strangers, and a few of them even have the chance to pay it forward. Must the audience be brought so low to learn such a virtue? “The Kindness of Strangers” may have the best intentions, but audiences might not buy the hollow, uplifting ending for any other reason than they’ll be glad the movie’s over. The film’s depressing tone extends even to Sebastian Blenkov’s (“Miss Sloane”) cinematography, which conjures an image of New York City that’s mercilessly dismal. Sure, the winters might be grey here, but even the sun comes out once in a while, and that’s more kindness and warmth than this movie gives its characters. ? 9 Women Who Have Directed Movies With $100 Million Budgets (Photos) Kathryn Bigelow, Patty Jenkins and Ava DuVernay are among the few Only nine women directors, so far, have ever been given a budget north of $100 million. Even fewer have done so without also having a male co-director or on projects that aren't animated. That needs to change, and with "Captain Marvel" opening this weekend, hopefully that changes soon.
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The Kindness of Strangers - Kleine Wunder unter fremden sternen. The kindness of strangers - kleine wunder unter fremden. A 24 is setting up an adaptation of Richard Wright’s 1940 novel Native Son, reports Deadline’s Mike Fleming Jr. “Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks has written the script and celebrated conceptual artist Rashid Johnson will direct the film, which will take place in the present day in Johnson’s hometown of Chicago. Ashton Sanders in final negotiations to take on the iconic role of Bigger Thomas and Margaret Qualley ( Novitiate, The Nice Guys), Nick Robinson ( Love, Simon, Jurassic World), KiKi Layne (Barry Jenkins’s upcoming If Beale Street Could Talk) and Bill Camp ( The Night Of) are also set. Matthew Libatique ( Black Swan, Straight Outta Compton) will be the director of photography. ” Back in 2010, when Time drew up a list of the 100 best novels in English since 1923, Richard Lacayo took on Native Son: “In Chicago of the 1930’s, where Bigger Thomas has found work as a chauffeur, he murders a young white woman, the only child of the wealthy family who has just hired him. Though the killing is accidental, it becomes a kind of retroactive act of will. It leads Thomas to an inquiry into his own injuries and humiliations at the hands of a sometimes literally bloodthirsty white society. There are passages of standard social preachment in this book, but Wright brings Bigger’s situation into the most uncomfortable places of the American racial standoff. That’s exactly where it had to go. ” For more on Native Son within the context of Wright’s work overall, see John A. Williams ’s 1991 piece for the Washington Post. Native Son was first adapted for the stage by Wright and Paul Green. None other than Orson Welles directed the first production, which opened at the St. James Theatre on Broadway in March 1941, almost exactly one year after the novel’s publication. There have been two film adaptations, the first directed by Pierre Chenal, written by Wright and Chenal, and starring Wright himself as Bigger Thomas (image above). “To get to it very bluntly, Native Son is not a great film because too much of what it is about exists in the off-screen world, ” wrote Stanley Crouch for Film Comment in 2012. Jerrold Freeman directed a second version in 1986. “This is not an easy role to play, but a newcomer named Victor Love does a powerful job of it, ” wrote Roger Ebert that year. “Love is surrounded by a big-name cast: Elizabeth McGovern as the daughter, Matt Dillon as her boyfriend, Oprah Winfrey as Bigger’s mother, Carroll Baker as the dead girl’s mother and Geraldine Page as the maid. I am not sure that all the familiar faces help the story, although Winfrey and Baker, the two mothers, have a powerful scene together near the end, and Dillon is surprisingly convincing as the young radical. ” Also in the Works Ava DuVernay will follow up on A Wrinkle in Time with New Gods, “creating a new universe of properties” for Warner Bros. ’ DC Extended Universe, reports Variety ’s Dave McNary. “Created and designed by Jack Kirby, the comic was first released in 1971. ” The Atlantic ’s David Sims suggests that an “argument could be made that DuVernay and Warner Bros. both need each other.... New Gods is one of the most exciting and experimental works in the DC canon, a celestial epic... involving almighty characters like the evil Darkseid, the heroic Orion, and the bruising female hero Big Barda, whom DuVernay named as her favorite comic-book character last year.... Betting on artists is the approach Warner Bros. should’ve backed from the beginning, and it’s one that the studio’s finally pivoting toward now. ” Metro ’s Gregory Wakeman has gotten Danny Boyle to confirm that he’s working on what would be the twenty-fifth James Bond movie, even as he prepares to shoot an untitled musical comedy first. “We are working on a script right now. And it all depends on that really. I am working on a Richard Curtis script at the moment. We hope to start shooting that in six or seven weeks. Then Bond would be right at the end of the year. But we are working on them both right now.... We’ve got an idea, John Hodge [ Trainspotting], the screenwriter, and I have got this idea, and John is writing it at the moment. And it all depends on how it turns out. It would be foolish of me to give any of it away. ” “Ridley Scott is in talks to direct Queen and Country at Fox, the spy thriller based on the Eisner award-winning graphic novel by Greg Rucka, ” reports Umberto Gonzalez at TheWrap. “Set in the fictional British Secret Intelligence Service, Queen and Country centers on an operative named Tara Chace, a top British intelligence agent who is used as bait to draw out an international terrorist after an attack in London. ” Steven Soderbergh has completed principle photography on High Flying Bird with André Holland, reports Zack Sharf at IndieWire. Filming wrapped “on March 15 at 1:09pm. By 3:41pm on the same day, the director already had a first cut of the drama ready to be seen. ” Holland plays “an NBA agent who tries to get his rookie client to accept a controversial business opportunity after a lockout temporarily shuts the league down. The project is one of two Soderbergh films that were announced earlier this year, the second being a thriller called Planet Kill from Unsane scribe James Greer and Contagion writer Scott Z. Burns. ” Miranda July has set up her third feature with Plan B and Annapurna, reports Patrick Hipes for Deadline. “Details are mostly under wraps, but the plot centers on Old Dolio, and how her world is turned upside down when her criminal parents invite an outsider to join their biggest heist yet. ” Amma Asante ( A United Kingdom) will direct an adaptation of David E. Hoffman’s bestselling thriller The Billion Dollar Spy, reports Deadline’s Anita Busch. It’s based on the true story of “the Pentagon’s most valuable spy during the last years of the Cold War. Despite numerous rejections by a cautious CIA on the lookout for undercover KGB agents, Adolf G. Tolkachev, the chief designer at the USSR’s Research Institute of Radio Engineering, handed over tens of thousands of pages of highly classified documents to the U. S. ” John Cho is joining Demian Bichir and Andrea Riseborough in Nicolas Pesce’s “reimagining” of The Grudge, the Takashi Shimizu’s horror hit that launched a franchise back in the early 2000s, reports Variety ’s Justin Kroll. Curzon will handle distribution in the UK of In Fabric, the forthcoming film by Peter Strickland ( Berberian Sound Studio, The Duke of Burgundy), reports Screen ’s Tom Grater. Marianne Jean-Baptiste stars in the “ghost tale set against the backdrop of a busy winter sales period in a department store. The plot follows the life of a cursed dress as it passes from person to person with devastating consequences. Gwendoline Christie, Hayley Squires and Julian Barratt also star. ” SERIES David Tennant is joining Jennifer Garner in Camping, a half-hour comedy series Girls creators Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner are developing for HBO, reports Deadline’s Denise Petski. “ Camping centers on Walt (Tennant), whose 45th birthday was supposed to be a delightful weekend back to nature, at least according to his obsessively organized and aggressively controlling wife Kathryn (Garner). But when the camping trip gathers Kathryn’s meek sister, holier than thou ex-best friend and a free-spirited Tagalong in one place, it becomes a weekend of tested marriages and woman-on-woman crime that won’t soon be forgotten. Plus, bears. ” Hulu “has put drama Demons, inspired by true events and chronicling the hysteria known as the ‘Satanic Panic’ of the 1980s and ‘90s, in development. ” Juliet Lashinsky-Revene for the Hollywood Reporter: “The drama revolves around Marilyn Jones, the seductive ‘patient zero’ in the frenzy surrounding satanic ritual abuse, and her husband, Bennett Lewis, a brilliant but manipulative psychiatrist. In success, each season of Demons would explore a twisted crime affected by the couple’s dark exploration into the fragile nature of memory and guilt. ” For news and items of interest throughout the day, every day, follow @CriterionDaily.

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