To honour the release of Alberto Sciamma’s ‘I Love My Mum’ on May 31st we have the honouring of debuting an exclusive clip from the film.
Directed by Alberto Sciamma, the hilarious European comedy, I Love My Mum introduces us to Ron (Tommy French) and Olga (Kierston Wareing)who, following a car crash, are bizarrely transported from their comfy world into an uncertain one – from the safety of their living-room in England into an alien world in North Africa and across Europe. Without money or documents and still in their pyjamas, they will need to put aside their mutual animosity and find a way back.
Shot over four countries and boasting an international ensemble cast, including French actor and former International Footballer Frank Leboeuf, join a mother and her adult son on an absurd journey from their home, into the unknown – and back again.
Also in trailers – All new...
Directed by Alberto Sciamma, the hilarious European comedy, I Love My Mum introduces us to Ron (Tommy French) and Olga (Kierston Wareing)who, following a car crash, are bizarrely transported from their comfy world into an uncertain one – from the safety of their living-room in England into an alien world in North Africa and across Europe. Without money or documents and still in their pyjamas, they will need to put aside their mutual animosity and find a way back.
Shot over four countries and boasting an international ensemble cast, including French actor and former International Footballer Frank Leboeuf, join a mother and her adult son on an absurd journey from their home, into the unknown – and back again.
Also in trailers – All new...
- 5/30/2019
- by Zehra Phelan
- HeyUGuys.co.uk
Camelot Films has released a new trailer for the British comedy ‘I Love My Mum’ starring Tommy French and Kierston Wareing.
A mother and son duo get shipped in a container from London to Morocco with nothing but their pyjamas. The adventure takes them through Spain and France on a journey to get home and rebuild their rocky relationship.
Shot over four countries and boasting an international ensemble cast, including French actor and former International Footballer Frank Leboeuf, join a mother and her adult son on an absurd journey from their home, into the unknown – and back again.
Directed by Alberto Sciamma, the film also stars Tommy French and Kierston Wareing.
Also in trailers – Amy Poheler and friends let loose in trailer for ‘Wine Country’
The film is released May 31st.
I Love My Mum Synopsis
The film introduces us to Ron (Tommy French) and Olga (Kierston Wareing)who, following a car crash,...
A mother and son duo get shipped in a container from London to Morocco with nothing but their pyjamas. The adventure takes them through Spain and France on a journey to get home and rebuild their rocky relationship.
Shot over four countries and boasting an international ensemble cast, including French actor and former International Footballer Frank Leboeuf, join a mother and her adult son on an absurd journey from their home, into the unknown – and back again.
Directed by Alberto Sciamma, the film also stars Tommy French and Kierston Wareing.
Also in trailers – Amy Poheler and friends let loose in trailer for ‘Wine Country’
The film is released May 31st.
I Love My Mum Synopsis
The film introduces us to Ron (Tommy French) and Olga (Kierston Wareing)who, following a car crash,...
- 4/15/2019
- by Zehra Phelan
- HeyUGuys.co.uk
Sport.es
Chelsea might have a struggle convincing the current third favourite (and intelligent pundit’s choice) to replace beleaguered manager Jose Mourinho, if former Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti gets the acting bug and moves to Hollywood.
That might sound like the wild ravings of someone with a serious head injury, but it seems there is an actual possibility of it happening.
According to Italian newspaper Corriere Della Sera, the 56 year old is set for the most unlikely of cameos in Star Trek Beyond:
According to @Corriereit, @MrAncelotti will make a cameo role in the next "Star Trek Beyond" movie as a doctor. Scene filmed in Vancouver.
— Wf Commentaries (@worldfootballcm) October 23, 2015
It would seem that the Italian – who was wanted for the Milan job before he decided to take some time off from football – wants to follow in the footsteps of Vinnie Jones (X-Men: The Last Stand and...
Chelsea might have a struggle convincing the current third favourite (and intelligent pundit’s choice) to replace beleaguered manager Jose Mourinho, if former Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti gets the acting bug and moves to Hollywood.
That might sound like the wild ravings of someone with a serious head injury, but it seems there is an actual possibility of it happening.
According to Italian newspaper Corriere Della Sera, the 56 year old is set for the most unlikely of cameos in Star Trek Beyond:
According to @Corriereit, @MrAncelotti will make a cameo role in the next "Star Trek Beyond" movie as a doctor. Scene filmed in Vancouver.
— Wf Commentaries (@worldfootballcm) October 23, 2015
It would seem that the Italian – who was wanted for the Milan job before he decided to take some time off from football – wants to follow in the footsteps of Vinnie Jones (X-Men: The Last Stand and...
- 10/24/2015
- by Simon Gallagher
- Obsessed with Film
Scott Heppell/AP
There’s news today in France that Yohan Cabaye has been told he’s unwanted at Psg by former Chelsea defender Frank Leboeuf, who has responded to the former Magpies midfielder’s poor performances for the Parisiens by saying he made a mistake in moving in the first place.
Cabaye started just his second league game since September on Saturday away at Lorient, and astonishingly was rated the worst player on the pitch by newspaper reports – which has happened before. Though his side won, Cabaye was hauled off after the hour mark, having done very little: inevitably, his replacement set up the winner.
Despite his torrid time in France, Cabaye is still deemed a key part of the international set-up, and will play a significant role in the Euro Championships in 2016, barring a continued run of abject form.
Leboeuf appeared on Téléfoot Sunday to talk through Cabaye’s predicament,...
There’s news today in France that Yohan Cabaye has been told he’s unwanted at Psg by former Chelsea defender Frank Leboeuf, who has responded to the former Magpies midfielder’s poor performances for the Parisiens by saying he made a mistake in moving in the first place.
Cabaye started just his second league game since September on Saturday away at Lorient, and astonishingly was rated the worst player on the pitch by newspaper reports – which has happened before. Though his side won, Cabaye was hauled off after the hour mark, having done very little: inevitably, his replacement set up the winner.
Despite his torrid time in France, Cabaye is still deemed a key part of the international set-up, and will play a significant role in the Euro Championships in 2016, barring a continued run of abject form.
Leboeuf appeared on Téléfoot Sunday to talk through Cabaye’s predicament,...
- 11/3/2014
- by Simon Gallagher
- Obsessed with Film
Visit SydneysBuzz Reports for the complete Fall 2013 Rights Roundup Report.
Lead by John Cairns London-based Parkland Pictures was formed in 2006 to compliment Parkland Films, and distribute the company's own films and to also rights to other films. Now fully developed into an International Sales Agency Parkland Pictures participates in the most important film markets in the industry. This year they are present at Afm with two new titles.
Allies
Director: Dominic Burns
Cast: Julian Ovenden, Chris Reilly, Werner Daehn, Edmund Kingsley, Matt Willis, Frank Leboeuf
August 1944. A team of British soldiers led by a Us Captain are dropped behind enemy lines in France on a mission that could shorten the war. As nothing goes according to plan, commando Sgt Harry McBain and Cpt Gabriel Jackson know they must put aside personal animosity if the mission is to succeed. Inspired by true events, Allies tells the story of friendship and survival.
Hollow
Director: Michael Axelgaard
Cast : Emma Plumtree, Jessica Ellerby, Matt Stokoe, Sam Stockman
These are the facts which can be gathered from the home video footage discovered where the bodies were found. School Friend Emma, James, Scott and Lynne drive out to a cottage in remote East Anglia. They are happy, enjoying each others company and the lonely beauty of their surroundings. But soon, they uncover a macabre local legend. Fascinated, they delve into a dark and violent history, which leads them to an ancient hollow tree by ruined monastery.
Lead by John Cairns London-based Parkland Pictures was formed in 2006 to compliment Parkland Films, and distribute the company's own films and to also rights to other films. Now fully developed into an International Sales Agency Parkland Pictures participates in the most important film markets in the industry. This year they are present at Afm with two new titles.
Allies
Director: Dominic Burns
Cast: Julian Ovenden, Chris Reilly, Werner Daehn, Edmund Kingsley, Matt Willis, Frank Leboeuf
August 1944. A team of British soldiers led by a Us Captain are dropped behind enemy lines in France on a mission that could shorten the war. As nothing goes according to plan, commando Sgt Harry McBain and Cpt Gabriel Jackson know they must put aside personal animosity if the mission is to succeed. Inspired by true events, Allies tells the story of friendship and survival.
Hollow
Director: Michael Axelgaard
Cast : Emma Plumtree, Jessica Ellerby, Matt Stokoe, Sam Stockman
These are the facts which can be gathered from the home video footage discovered where the bodies were found. School Friend Emma, James, Scott and Lynne drive out to a cottage in remote East Anglia. They are happy, enjoying each others company and the lonely beauty of their surroundings. But soon, they uncover a macabre local legend. Fascinated, they delve into a dark and violent history, which leads them to an ancient hollow tree by ruined monastery.
- 11/11/2013
- by Carlos Aguilar
- Sydney's Buzz
Lapaglia Organises Soccer Tournament For Bushfire Victims
Actor Anthony Lapaglia is planning a seven-a-side soccer tournament to raise cash for the victims of the Australian bush fires.
The Without A Trace star, a former soccer ace Down Under, has organised a Hollywood United Football Club day-out, dubbed Footy & Meat Pies, in Pacific Palisades, California to help out those caught up in the natural disaster earlier this month.
Announcing the tournament, which is set to kick off on Saturday, Lapaglia says, "The cost of relief for the victims and rebuilding all that was lost will most likely run at $500 million. Of course, no price can be placed on the loss of family and loved ones and the suffering caused by the loss of your community."
The actor will be joined by Without A Trace co-star Poppy Montgomery and fellow stars Donal Logue and Dominic Purcell.
Former European soccer stars Frank LeBoeuf and Richard Gough will also be among the action.
The Without A Trace star, a former soccer ace Down Under, has organised a Hollywood United Football Club day-out, dubbed Footy & Meat Pies, in Pacific Palisades, California to help out those caught up in the natural disaster earlier this month.
Announcing the tournament, which is set to kick off on Saturday, Lapaglia says, "The cost of relief for the victims and rebuilding all that was lost will most likely run at $500 million. Of course, no price can be placed on the loss of family and loved ones and the suffering caused by the loss of your community."
The actor will be joined by Without A Trace co-star Poppy Montgomery and fellow stars Donal Logue and Dominic Purcell.
Former European soccer stars Frank LeBoeuf and Richard Gough will also be among the action.
- 2/25/2009
- WENN
Superman Suits Up For Lapaglia's All-star Soccer Team
Superman has joined Aussie soccer star-turned-actor Anthony Lapaglia's all-star Los Angeles team, Hollywood United.
Actor Brandon Routh has signed up to play alongside Dermot Mulroney, Sex Pistols Steve Jones and Paul Cook and reggae stars Ziggy and Rohan Marley to take part in summer league matches and testimonials.
The all-star team is not without it's former professionals - ex-Chelsea and French international Frank LeBoeuf and former Scotland goalkeeper Richard Gough also suit up for the team.
To mark the upcoming Euro 2008 Uefa European soccer championship, which begins on 7 June, Hollywood United will play a team of Swiss and Austrian Los Angeles-based personalities, called Alpine United, this weekend.
Actor Brandon Routh has signed up to play alongside Dermot Mulroney, Sex Pistols Steve Jones and Paul Cook and reggae stars Ziggy and Rohan Marley to take part in summer league matches and testimonials.
The all-star team is not without it's former professionals - ex-Chelsea and French international Frank LeBoeuf and former Scotland goalkeeper Richard Gough also suit up for the team.
To mark the upcoming Euro 2008 Uefa European soccer championship, which begins on 7 June, Hollywood United will play a team of Swiss and Austrian Los Angeles-based personalities, called Alpine United, this weekend.
- 5/27/2008
- WENN
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