Nada Surf are always the indie-rock grown-ups in the room—the band who know exactly who they are and what they’re doing. Their excellent new Moon Mirror has all the tropes that go into a Nada Surf album: exquisite guitar chimes polished until they gleam, melodies that kick in and stick, songcraft in the finest Big Star/Kinks/Spoon tradition. Matthew Caws sings his impeccably witty tunes about being in love (with a person, with a song, with a feeling) and how it changes over time, without ever settling...
- 9/10/2024
- by Rob Sheffield
- Rollingstone.com
The film is a Belgian-Italian-Dutch-Bulgarian-Armenian co-production.
US actor Geraldine Chaplin and the Netherlands’ Jonas Smulders have joined the cast of US-Belgian filmmaker Jessica Woodworth’s drama Fortress.
Filming on the drama got underway this week in Sicily, and will run until October 5.
Woodworth has written the screenplay for the film, adapted from Dino Buzzati’s 1940 Italian novel The Tartar Steppe. It is about a young solder, hungry for battle, who embeds himself in an isolated fort where men wait in vain for an enemy to strike.
Woodworth is also producing with Peter Brosens for Belgium’s Bo Films and Krater Films.
US actor Geraldine Chaplin and the Netherlands’ Jonas Smulders have joined the cast of US-Belgian filmmaker Jessica Woodworth’s drama Fortress.
Filming on the drama got underway this week in Sicily, and will run until October 5.
Woodworth has written the screenplay for the film, adapted from Dino Buzzati’s 1940 Italian novel The Tartar Steppe. It is about a young solder, hungry for battle, who embeds himself in an isolated fort where men wait in vain for an enemy to strike.
Woodworth is also producing with Peter Brosens for Belgium’s Bo Films and Krater Films.
- 8/26/2021
- by Ben Dalton
- ScreenDaily
Sacha Polak’s English-language debut has taken home a trio of Golden Calves, including Best Feature Film and Best Director; the runner-up, with two gongs, was Michiel van Erp’s Open Seas. The Dutch film industry once again gathered in Utrecht to assess the state of play during the 39th edition of the Nederlands Film Festival (27 September-5 October). The festival is the year’s most important event when it comes to Dutch cinema and television. The Grolsch Golden Calves Gala is the highlight of the festival, where the prestigious Dutch awards are given out to the best productions. Sacha Polak’s Dirty God is this year’s big winner, having been awarded the Golden Calves for Best Feature Film, Best Director and Best Music. Michiel van Erp’s Open Seas was the runner-up, with two Calves to its name. Dirty God tells the story of Jade, a girl dealing with the aftermath of an acid.
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