Directed by Max Winkler.
Starring Jack O’Connell, Charlie Hunnam, Jessica Barden, John Cullum, Jonathan Majors, Owen Burke, Johnno Wilson, Meredith Holzman, Fran Kranz, Nick Mullen, and Bill Thorpe.
SYNOPSIS:
Two brothers try to escape their circumstances by traveling across the country for a no holds barred boxing match that becomes a fight for their lives.
Let’s course correct whatever expectations you, the dear reader, might have when it comes to
Jungleland being a movie about bare-knuckle boxing, which is only loosely truthful when it comes to the synopsis. There’s not much fighting here at all and the boxing is not professional, but more of the gritty underground fight club variety as our protagonists have been expelled from the legitimate competition (it’s explained why). It’s also not necessarily a film about training or motivation, but rather something deeper when it comes to the bond between these two brothers at the center of the story.
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Directed by Max Winkler.
Starring Zoey Deutch, Kathryn Hahn, Adam Scott, Dylan Gelula, Tim Heidecker, Eric Edelstein, Maya Eshet, Joey Morgan.
SYNOPSIS:
Max Winkler’s
Flower is unorthodox sibling kinship from a painfully quirky perspective. Breakdowns are festively crass, attitudes unstable and actions with little reprimand. Sex is represented as both a deflection of personal powerlessness and weapon that aimed at perversion – by instigating it? Moral compasses aren’t easily managed, but the cast itself keeps us involved no matter how dicey your hottest takes. This is Zoey Deutch we’re talking about, after all. A goddamn cinematic treasure who could get me to watch colonoscopy B-roll if she provided narration.
Thrasio Increases European Commitment to €500 million; Announces Another Major German Acquisition
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BOSTON and BERLIN, Feb. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Thrasio announced that it is expanding its recent
€200 million commitment to acquire German ecommerce businesses to €500 million to fuel its growth broadly across Europe. The company cited a robust pipeline of recently-competed European acquisitions including Bonstato, a German private label brand incubator known for its everyday products with a distinctive design standard and superlative reviews.
The Bonstato deal showcases Thrasio s unique strengths to onboard a robust Amazon brand and immediately put its specialized teams to work simultaneously optimizing across multiple channels. At its purchase, Bonstato generated 96% of revenue from Amazon, which Thrasio has already diversified, launching products in the German and US marketplaces that have become top sellers in their cat
NEW BEDFORD Many things define New Bedford’s history. Moviemaking may not be the first thing that comes to mind, but it has been thriving here for nearly 100 years. Hollywood has made the SouthCoast a prime location since 1922. Seeing notable landmarks or familiar scenery on the big screen excites locals, but film companies also can boost tourism and local businesses.
“We hope to have an influx of visitors to the city that are movie buffs that want to visit the place that they saw in one of the films,” said former Director of Tourism, in New Bedford, Dagny Ashley.
“Movies attract tourists,” added Ashley, who recently left the position to head the tourism office in Quincy. “It provides a destination image and it also increases branding and helps with marketing a destination. It gives an overall economic impact for all the cities and towns and the state as a whole.”
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