That’s right its 2nd February and its Groundhog Day, although we have all mostly felt that due to lockdowns we have been having Groundhog Day for the best part of 10 months now!
Greg is a senior in High School and is a social outcast with only one friend named Earl, together they film parodies of classic movies. His life is about to change when he becomes friends with Rachel a girl from his class who has cancer.
The story of Oscar Wilde’s personal life as he explored his homosexuality and the pressure this placed on his marriage, being a father and writing his poetry and plays.
Viktor Marek a rather troubled detective who is sacked from his role when he does not agree with the decision made by a superior in the arrest of a scapegoat for a pedophile who has murdered three little girls. He becomes obsessed with finding the actual killer.
I was invited by the incredible Rachel from Rachel’s Reviews to take part in the latest volume of Female Film Critics Speak out and it was truly fantastic to talk to her and Orla Smith of Seventh Row.
I have always felt a little bit nervous doing video chats or podcasts but after taking part in my first podcast last year this has given me more confidence to take part in discussions like this, especially given the current lockdown restrictions was nice to be able to chat films with people!
Hello and welcome to week 5 of Friday Fake Cinema Club and this weeks film was decided weeks ago when it was announced that Malcolm & Marie would be available on Netflix from Friday 5th February 2021. A lot has already been mentioned around this film and I am certainly very excited about eventually watching and even more so that we will be watching it together!
Starring: John David Washington and Zendaya
Plot: A filmmaker and his girlfriend discuss their past relationships while returning home from a movie premiere.