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  • Industry

Vineesha Arora Sarin: “There is nothing that stops a liberated woman.”

With Between Mountains, director, writer, producer Vineesha Arora Sarin has created a lyrical visual journey depicting the internal struggle that is so relevant in the time of Covid: the effort not to succumb to our emotional pain as we struggle to overcome grief in a society that discourages expressions of psychological hurt. Starring Bollywood sensation and the director’s husband, Amit Sarin, the film follows a man dealing with the loss of his family and the stages of grieving, from guilt, overwhelming sadness, to the ethereal ability of nature to heal.
  • Festivals

2021 TIFF Notes: Justine Bateman Debuts with “Violet”

Justine Bateman, former child star of 80s sitcom Family Ties, makes her feature film directorial debut with the thought-provoking drama, Violet, at the Toronto Film Festival. The success of the film rests on the shoulders of Olivia Munn, playing a successful Hollywood executive, Violet, who battles multiple insecurities exacerbated by the voice in her head (otherwise known as ‘the committee’) voiced by Justin Theroux, who takes her to task at every opportunity.
  • Interviews

Ben Affleck, Matt Damon and Ridley Scott on “The Last Duel” – a True Story

Arguably, one of the most anticipated films of the Venice Film Festival, The Last Duel, is the latest historical drama by iconic Golden Globe-winning director, Ridley Scott, based on the book of the same name by Eric Jager, and boasts a stellar cast including Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Adam Driver, and Jodie Comer. This 14th-century saga is set in 1386, based on the true account of a feud between good friends and fellow noblemen, Jean de Carrouges (Damon) and Jacques Le Gris (Driver).
  • Interviews

Javier Andrade: “El cine es de largo alcance”

La premiere mundial de Lo invisible en el Festival de Toronto marca un retorno para el cine ecuatoriano en el importante evento cinematográfico, pero también es casi como un traspaso de la antorcha, porque el último director de ese país que estuvo allí es Sebastián Cordero, quien fue, casualmente, profesor de cine de Javier Andrade y también el director de Ratas, ratones, rateros, el filme en el que éste tuvo un pequeño papel como actor. Protagonizada por Anahí Hoeneisen, quien es también la coguionista, Lo invisible muestra la descomposición emocional y psicológica de una mujer de la alta sociedad que no puede superar la depresión post-parto.