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This International Women's Day the incredible ladies that are leading the way for other women in the film industry whether that be female directors, writers or leading ladies!
The ANORA team have absolutely smashed the Oscars out of the park with 5 WINS!
From Naoko Yamada, the director of A Silent Voice, with music from Anime composer Kensuke Ushio (A Silent Voice, Dandadan) comes The Colours Within - a stunning animated film about friendship, music and find where you belong.
For this holiday season, Kismet has got your back. Here is our list of the must-watch films of the summer to see in cinemas and films to catch up on at home.
EMILIA PĂREZ is the most nominated film this year, with 10 nominations, ANORA dazzles with 5 nominations and Angelina Jolie sings her way into awards contention with a nomination for MARIA.
Aaron Schimberg's latest feature has taken home Best Feature at the Gotham Awards 2024. With mind-bending performances from Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson, A DIFFERENT MAN is one of the must-see films of 2024. Stan plays aspiring actor Edward, who undergoes a radical medical procedure to drastically transform his appearance. But his new dream face quickly turns into a nightmare, as he loses out on the role he was born to play and becomes obsessed with reclaiming what was lost.
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One of my favorites of the year. Unbelievably funny and smart, really fun and clever script, unravels in a brilliant way. The camerawork and editing are so peculiar that you feel like they were done for a different movie until a few key moments clue you in to what's going on and then I really sunk into it. Not the first to say it's Charlie Kaufman-esque but I also felt like I was watching The Curse atâŠ
A DIFFERENT MAN is a dark comedy that delves into manâs obsession with self-image. Sebastian Stan delivers his best work to date as a socially awkward & insecure man who undergoes a new kind of surgery to restructure his disfigured face, but it's Adam Pearson who steals the show (and Sebastian Stanâs characterâs life) with a brilliant, charismatic performance, fully embracing his own face. Painfully funny & perceptive about the masks we wear & those we can't shed.
A caustically funny cosmic joke of a film about an insecure actor who finds a miracle cure for his facial disfigurement, only to be upstaged by a stranger who oozes self-confidence despite (still) having the exact same condition the main character had once allowed to hold him back, Aaron Schimbergâs ruthless and Escher-like âA Different Manâ might have felt cruel if not for how cleverly it complicates its punchline.
Are we supposed to be laughing at someone â someone whoâsâŠ
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