review. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in the home while we look forward to cinemas reopening in a few weeks. at the recent 93rd academy awards, chinese film maker chloe zhao became only the second woman ever to win the oscar for best director, repeating kathryn bigelow s hurt locker triumph when nomadland also won best picture. ijust looked up the value on your van. with that high a mileage, you re looking about $5,000 at the most. i d probably recommend taking that money and putting it towards a different vehicle. no, well, i can t do that. i can t do that. see? cos. all right. i spent a lot of time and money building the inside out, - and a lot of people don t understand the value of that. but it s not something like. i live in there. it s my home. frances mcdormand, earning her third best actress oscar, stars as fern, a recently widowed woman who finds herselfjoining america s nomadic com
within the margins of society. one of the things i love most about this life, there s no final goodbye. please just say, i ll see you down the road. and i do. building on the experiences of her previous films, songs my brothers taught me and the rider shall here mixes seasoned professionals like mcdormand and david strathairn with screen first timers playing close to home, lending a real authenticity to the proceedings. beautifully lens by dp joshua james richards, who captures the harsh beauty of the midwest. nomad land is a wide screen experience that will be in uk cinemas from may the 17th. in the meantime, you can find it online on disney plus. from the sublime to the ridiculous, with wild mountain thyme, a ripe slice of irish whimsy that makes the fluffy 90s charm a waking makes the fluffy 90s charm waking ned look like a hard hitting ken loach documentary and gives the 2010 stinker a run for its money as the most preposterous torc ever to grace the emerald isle. are you
clear their feelings following the collapse of the controversial european super league. bbc sport, our correspondentjoe wilson telling us most of the protests were peaceful but a minority put our fans, staff and police at risk according to authorities. we will keep you updated on that. one premier league game tonight, kicking off at 7:15pm. i will be back in an hour but next up it is the film review. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in the home while we look forward to cinemas reopening in a few weeks. at the recent 93rd academy awards, chinese film maker chloe zhao became only the second woman ever to win the oscar for best director, repeating kathryn bigelow s hurt locker triumph when nomadland also won best picture. ijust looked up the value on your van. with that high a mileage, you re looking about $5,000 at the most. i d probably recommend taking that money and putting it towards a differen
i live in there. it s my home. frances mcdormand, earning her third best actress 0scar, stars as fern, a recently widowed woman who finds herselfjoining america s nomadic community, discovering a new life on the road. here, she meets people who found a different way of living and starts to reassess her own past, present and future. we workhorses had to gather together and take care of each other. and that s what this is all about. accepting her 0scar, zhao noted that i have always found goodness in the people i ve met everywhere i went in the world. that s a sentiment that runs throughout her third feature, a tone poem with western genre inflections, inspired byjessica bruder s nonfiction 2017 book, finding rich seams of human kindness running deep within the margins of society. one of the things i love most about this life, there s no final goodbye. we just say, i ll see you down the road. and i do. building on the experiences of her previous films, songs my brothers tau
establishment in the dig, winslet s anning faces the double whammy of being both largely self taught and a woman. this, at a time when the geological society of london, for example, was a men only enclave. more problematic, i think, is the chilly tone of the film, which reminded me somewhat of the austere mood of michael winterbottom s jude, an early critical triumph for kate winslet. both films have much to admire artistically, but also left me rather cold. you can find ammonite on a wide range of digital platforms. sticking with british films, the banishing is a 305 set haunted house chiller from christopher smith, whose cv ranges from the death line style subway chiller creep through the satirical slasher severance, to the mediaeval romp, black death. silence. what s this room? mummy says you re not to go there. excuse me? mummy says you re forbidden. jessica brown findlay is marianne, a reverend s wife who moves into a dusty home full of creaks, shadows and secrets. anya