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David Sefton, Director of Culture and Creative Projects at Gulbenkian Arts Centre said, “I'm proud and excited to bring you my first year's programme at the Gulbenkian. There are lots of changes and lots to get excited about.
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Hannah Robinson is a singer-songwriter from the south coast of England, whose music blends her distinctive voice and soulful melodies with her nonchalant, percussive guitar style and lyrics which are rich with imagery.
With each release, her sound grows with expression and atmosphere and her latest single “Dig Me Up” is yet another example of her ability to create music which instantly grips the listener. “Dig Me Up” tells the story of being buried under self-doubt and worry and then meeting someone who pulls you out of that to reveal the real you again. Robinson shares, “It’s inspired by things I’ve felt, and the joy in being brought out of that state.”
Let’s start with the good! The heist aspect of this movie is fun as
hell. Dave Bautista plays Scott Ward, a fry cook who acted heroically during the initial wave of zombie invasion, and is tapped to lead an infiltration/heist inside the zombie-ruled Las Vegas. The opening scenes of Ward gathering his team are great, and the members themselves are unique and hilarious. As usual in Snyder’s films, the movie is diverse without making a big deal about it, the women get to do as much cool action shit as the guys, and there’s plenty of implied queerness.
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