Picturehouse Crouch End
The 1950-60s modernist cinema features five screens a restaurant and bar and is showing The Sound of Metal and Those Who Wish Me Dead from 17 May and (from the 19 May) the 30-minute critically acclaimed, The Human Voice followed by a 45-minute Q&A with director Pedro Almodóvar and lead actress Tilda Swinton hosted by film critic Mark Kermode.
Tilda Swinton in Almodovar s The Human Voice
- Credit: Archant
Art House Crouch End
Based in Tottenham Lane it hasn t yet posted details of its forthcoming live screenings but keep an eye on their website for updates.
Picturehouse Crouch End
The 1950-60s modernist cinema features five screens a restaurant and bar and is showing The Sound of Metal and Those Who Wish Me Dead from 17 May and (from the 19 May) the 30-minute critically acclaimed, The Human Voice followed by a 45-minute Q&A with director Pedro Almodóvar and lead actress Tilda Swinton hosted by film critic Mark Kermode.
Tilda Swinton in Almodovar s The Human Voice
- Credit: Archant
Art House Crouch End
Based in Tottenham Lane it hasn t yet posted details of its forthcoming live screenings but keep an eye on their website for updates.
Some Interesting Releases On OTT This Week Published by GulteDesk May 11, 2021
As the lockdown is imposed in most of the states of India, people are now looking forward to home entertainment. There are quite a few interesting OTT releases this week which people can binge-watch by chilling at their homes.
1. Minari – Amazon Prime Video:
Minari is an American drama film that is made in the Korean language. Directed by Lee Issac Chung, this is one of the Best Film nominees in this year’s Oscars. Youn Yuh-jung won the Oscar in the Best Supporting Actress category for her performance in this movie. Minari starts streaming on Amazon Prime Video from today.
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Stepping on stage, Youn Yuh Jung humorously asked Brad Pitt where he had been while they were filming in Tulsa, adding that she was honored to finally meet him. She began her speech saying, “As you know, I’m from Korea. Actually, my name is Yuh Jung Youn. Most European people call me Yuh Yung, and some of them call me Yoo Jung. But tonight, you are all forgiven. Usually, when I’m living in the other part of the world, I just watch the television. It is the Oscars. But even on the television, just watching, like a television program for us. But me being here by myself, I cannot believe I’m here.”