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Notice To Quit Review: This Dramedy's Spark Is Buried Beneath Its Own Chaos
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I typically love scenarios where one character, or multiple, has a bad day or week. This setup makes the rest of the story exciting since we know things can only look up from there. Notice to Quit is very much this kind of film, as Andy Singers (Michael Zegen) day goes from bad to worse to only slightly better. Writer-director Simon Hacker has a good grasp on his characters and story, but while Notice to Quit has a spark, it lacks any true heartwarming moments, which are buried beneath a surface-level premise that refuses to engage with vulnerability.

Notice to Quit (2024)

Director Simon HackerRelease Date September 27, 2024Writers Simon HackerCast Dan Domingues, Jeff Mantel, Jason Liebman, Chakeefe Gordon, Katie Kuang, Cliff Samara, Andrus Nichols, Leah Loftin, Victor Verhaeghe, Kasey Bella Suarez, Robert Klein, Jaime Zevallos, Rose Jackson Smith, Demosthenes Chrysan, Nell Verlaque, Eric Berryman, Isabel Arraiza, Michael Angelo Covino, Michael ZegenCharacter(s) Andy Singer,...
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  • 10/1/2024
  • by Mae Abdulbaki
  • ScreenRant
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The Kite Runner is coming to Broadway July 6th!
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Originally published in 2003, The Kite Runner became a bestseller across the globe and has since been published in 70 countries, selling 31.5 million copies in 60 languages. Now this powerful story has been adapted into a stunning stage production and after a brilliant run in London it is now coming to New York. Yes, The Kite Runner is coming to Broadway for a limited engagement at The Hayes Theater (240 West 44th Street) this summer. The production comes to New York after two successful seasons in London’s West End where it was called “a cultural phenomenon” by The Sunday Express and “an enthralling tale beautifully told” by The Daily Telegraph.

One of the best-loved and most highly acclaimed novels of our time, Khaled Hosseini’s internationally best-selling novel, The Kite Runner is a haunting tale of friendship spanning cultures and continents. It follows one man’s journey to confront his past and find redemption.
See full article at Bollyspice
  • 6/23/2022
  • by Stacey Yount
  • Bollyspice
Behind the Mirror (2015)
Behind the Mirror Movie Review
Behind the Mirror (2015)
Title: Behind the Mirror Director: Minos Papas Starring: Matt Hopkins, Daniela Mastropietro, Nando Del Castillo, Flint Beverage, Demosthenes Chrysan, Jp Serret, Vanessa Kai. Minos Papas is an award winning filmmaker, writer, producer, director and cinematographer based in New York City. Papas runs an indie production company – Cyprian Films – that offers a variety of film production services. Prior to becoming a film director, he established himself as a cinematographer…and it shows! So far his previous shorts, features, narratives and documentaries have defined him as someone capable of evoking David Lynch and Dante’s Inferno. This trait is evident in his latest feature film ‘Behind the Mirror,’ since the exploration of [ Read More ]

The post Behind the Mirror Movie Review appeared first on Shockya.com.
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  • 3/20/2015
  • by Chiara Spagnoli Gabardi
  • ShockYa
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