Tag: Natascha McElhone

  • The Kollective, citizen journalists expose deep fakes

    The Kollective, citizen journalists expose deep fakes

    The Kollective features a group of young citizen journalists who are dedicated to speaking the truth in an age of misinformation. It’s set in locations all over the world as their investigation into a plane crash in the Congo leads them to a group of international incidents.

  • Review: Carmen, coming of age in your 50s

    Review: Carmen, coming of age in your 50s

    Carmen is a treat for fans of Natascha McElhone. She’s in every inch of this magical film. It’s set in 1980s Malta, where Carmen’s life had been ruled by the Catholic Church and the patriarchy until the fateful day when she was suddenly set free.

  • Review: The First

    Review: The First

    The First, a Hulu original series, was advertised and promoted as a heroic space adventure in the style of The Right Stuff. Astronauts in space suits and talk about a mission to Mars were in the posters and teasers. That isn’t what this story is about. The marketing is misleading.

  • Review: Ladies in Lavender

    Review: Ladies in Lavender

    Ladies in Lavender is a throwback to the distant past. Ladies in Lavender was set in 1936 on the coast of Cornwall, but filmed in 2004.