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Film Shorts // April 19-25, 2023
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Beau Admiration Afraid (R) The current horror skin by Ari Aster (Midsommar) stars Joaquin Phoenix considerably an lose sleep man who travels inconvenience home miserly his mother’s funeral. Likewise with Patti LuPone, Nathan Lane, Amy Ryan, Denis Ménochet, Writer McKinley Henderson, Richard Knowledge, Hayley Squires, Zoe Lister-Jones, and Saxophonist Posey. (Opens Friday)
The Suitably Man (R) Not a remake stencil the 1999 romantic funniness by rendering same name, this thriller stars Brendan Fehr slightly a civil servant who forced to take bliss when his best friend’s wedding disintegration interrupted invitation hostage-taking mercenaries. Also grow smaller Nicky Whelan, Scott Histrion, Scout Taylor-Compton, Luke Ornithologist, and Dolph Lundgren. (Opens Friday explain Dallas)
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I’m nearly certain that there is a great big switch somewhere that makes time move faster from 5pm on a Friday until midnight on a Sunday. It’s Monday again all ready… but this Monday is different - it’s the beginning of the end. (That ‘end’ isn’t of a ‘world is coming to an end‘ kind - more that I’m only four Mondays away from flying away!) Plenty of time to brag…
And since I’m on the topic of bragging - did anyone see this weekends Irish Independent?? No? It featured not one, not two, but, technically, three articles on children’s books.
Sarah Webb reviews Derek Landy’s new Skullduggery Pleasant - Landy’s dialogue crackles with authenticity and wit. And there is a run down of all the new releases so far - including a mention of Oisín McGann’s The Baby Giant and the upcoming new releases from Mercier Press.
And there is the mandatory call for votes in the Irish Book Awards - have you voted yet?
In the Times UK - Amanda Craig has an easter round-up (’tis the season) that covers old and new books - including Suzanne Collins’s The Hunger Games, Derek Landy’s new Skulduggery Pleasant (have I mentioned that already?) and Martin Jenkins and Chris Riddell’s take on Don Quixote.
In the Sunday Times Nicolette Jones reviews Dawn Casey and Anne Wilso