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Sci-fi lovers, August is your month at SBS

Science fiction is a broad church. From the dizzying derring-do of space opera to the cerebral ruminations of Isaac Asimov and his cohort, to the cynical post-modern worlds of cyberpunk and the 70s New Wave, all the way back to the scientific romances of the 19 th century – it’s a big, sprawling genre. SBS World Movies knows this, that’s why we’re getting Sci-Fi Week from Monday, August 31, a cavalcade of mind-bending masterpieces including Under the Skin, Transcendence, Marjorie Prime and more. But science fiction is too vast a genre to be contained to one week – SBS has a wealth of speculative drama on offer.

New to stream or buy on DVD/Blu-ray: Six Minutes To Midnight, Peter Rabbit 2, Turner & Hooch and more

Six Minutes To Midnight: Eddie Izzard as Thomas Miller and Dame Judi Dench as Miss Rocholl Damon Smith 15 July, 2021 01:00 Peter Rabbit 2: Mopsy (voiced by Elizabeth Debicki), Flopsy (Margot Robbie), Benjamin (Colin Moody), Peter Rabbit (James Corden) and Cottontail (Amy Horn) FILM OF THE WEEK SIX MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT (Cert 12, 96 mins, Lionsgate Home Entertainment UK Ltd/Sky Cinema, Thriller/War, available now on NOW TV, available from July 19 on Amazon Prime Video/BT TV Store/iTunes/Sky Store/TalkTalk TV Store and other download and streaming services, available from July 26 on DVD £19.99) Starring: Eddie Izzard, Dame Judi Dench, Carla Juri, David Schofield, Nigel Lindsay, Maria Dragus, Jim Broadbent, James D Arcy.

French romance Two of us shortlisted for international film Oscar

French romance Two of us shortlisted for international film Oscar
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Heart-wrenching Two of Us follows secret love derailed by tragedy

Heart-wrenching Two of Us follows secret love derailed by tragedy By Katie Walsh, Tribune News Service © Magnolia Pictures, TNS Martine Chevalier and Léa Drucker in Two of Us. The deeply felt specific becomes staggeringly universal in Filippo Meneghetti’s stunning directorial debut, “Two of Us.” This finely wrought tale of love, loss, aging and the secrets we keep contains the bittersweet lessons of life itself. It s rendered beautifully, and tragically, on screen, by director/co-writer Meneghetti, who collaborated on the script with Florence Vignon and Malysone Bovorasmy. It’s a unique and utterly worthy choice as France’s official selection for the Academy Awards Best International Film this year.

French lesbian drama Two of Us is quietly lovely: Review

French lesbian drama Two of Us is quietly lovely: Review Leah Greenblatt From the title alone, Two of Us   or Deux, as it s called in its native France seems to swell with romance. And it very much is one, though it would be a lot simpler for Madeleine (Martine Chevallier) and Nina (Barbara Sukowa) if à deux was all they had. Together for decades, the pair are finally ready to move to Rome and live out their golden years together except Madeleine is also a widow with two grown children, terrified to tell them her truth. So to everyone they know they re merely friendly neighbors instead; two elderly women who share a common hallway.

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