At The Movies for Wednesday 26 August 2020
AT THE MOVIES #809 PLAYING IT AGAIN
Simon Morris looks at three films that encourage a second viewing – a fiendishly complex sci-fi epic, and two smaller films that leave tantalizing holes in the narrative.
Christopher Nolan’s Tenet is the first major blockbuster in months – a time-travel puzzle starring John David Washington (BlacKkKlansman), Robert Pattinson (Twilight) and Elizabeth Debicki (The burnt orange heresy).
Two of Us (Deux) sees two ageing lesbians torn apart when one has a stroke. Stars Barbara Sukowa (Hannah Arendt) and Martine Chevalier (Tell no one).
And the independent American film Never rarely sometimes always is the story of a young woman’s efforts to have her pregnancy terminated away from home. Directed by Eliza Hittman (13 reasons why).
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At the Movies for 26 August 2020
7:30 PM.Simon Morris looks at three films that encourage a second viewing - a fiendishly complex sci-fi epic, and two smaller films that leave tantalizing holes in the narrative. Audio
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Two of Us (Deux)
7:32 PM.Two of Us (Deux) sees two ageing lesbians torn apart when one has a stroke. Stars Barbara Sukowa (Hannah Arendt) and Martine Chevalier (Tell no one). Audio
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Two of Us (Deux)
7:32 PM.Two of Us (Deux) sees two ageing lesbians torn apart when one has a stroke. Stars Barbara Sukowa (Hannah Arendt) and Martine Chevalier (Tell no one). Audio
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Never Rarely Sometimes Always
7:33 PM.The independent American film Never Rarely Sometimes Always is the story of a young woman's efforts to have her pregnancy terminated away from home. Directed by Eliza Hittman (13 Reasons Why). Read more Video, Audio
