‘Rose Plays Julie’ and ‘Perfumes’ top this week’s streaming movies at Cleveland Cinemas and Cinematheque
Updated Mar 17, 2021;
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CLEVELAND, Ohio “Rose Plays Julie”
explores the flipside to the happy reunion between a mother and the child she put up for adoption.
There are tears of a different kind when Rose, a university student raised happily in an adopted family, forces a meeting with her less-than-interested birth mother.
Also beginning March 19, Cleveland Cinemas (Cedar Lee, the Capitol and Chagrin Cinemas) and the Cinematheque are screening fun French comedy “Perfumes.”
Director Grégory Magne’s new film about a haughty, diva-esque fragrance designer and her down-on-his-luck new driver stars Emmanuelle Devos and Grégory Montel Rose (“Call My Agent!”).
‘Mafia Inc.’ and ‘The Tunnel’ top this week’s streaming movies at Cleveland Cinemas and Cinematheque John Benson, cleveland.com
CLEVELAND, Ohio Just when you thought the exhausted mafia film genre had nothing new to offer, here comes the brand new “Mafia Inc.”
Set in Montreal and based on a true story, the Sicilian-mafia drama which stars veteran Italian actor-writer-director Sergio Castellitto has a 100 percent critics rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Beginning March 12, Cleveland Institute of Art’s Cinematheque is offering the film through its virtual screening rooms.
Also beginning on March 12, the Cinematheque is screening a different type of disaster movie. Norway’s “The Tunnel” is a high-concept film following Christmas travelers, trapped in a tunnel due to a tank truck explosion, attempting to escape a fiery hell. Naturally, a raging blizzard hinders the arrival of first responders.
The Good Traitor Review: Wartime Intrigue Spices Up Otherwise Dull Marital Drama
The complicated life of the Danish diplomat who finessed Greenland s U.S. military bases.
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Director: Christina Rosendahl
With: Ulrich Thomsen, Denise Gough, Mikkel Boe Følsgaard, Zoë Tapper, Henry Goodman, Ross McCall, Esben Dalgaard, Burn Gorman. (English, Danish dialogue)
Running time: 1 hour 55 minutes
Courtesy of Samuel Goldwyn Films
Fascinating backroom politics circa WWII are undermined by banal marital melodrama in Danish director Christina Rosendahl’s “The Good Traitor,” resulting in a so-so period drama that raises more questions than it answers. The film centers on the life of diplomat-gone-rogue Henrik Kauffmann (Ulrich Thomsen, stoic), who was posted to Washington, D.C., as Danish Ambassador in 1939. When the Nazis occupy Denmark on April 9, 1940, Kauffmann declares himself the only true representative of the free Danish people
Starting Friday, March 5, the Rehoboth Beach Film Society’s Cinema Art Theater is offering virtual cinema access to “Keep An Eye Out”, “Amundsen: The Great Expedition” and The Good Traitor.” “Keep An Eye Out” is a surreal comedy about an intense and.
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