By Antonia Blyth
Coping With COVID-19 Crisis: ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ Newcomers Sidney Flanigan & Talia Ryder Embrace VOD Release To Tell Topical Story
04.04.2020 - 04:05 / deadline.com
By Antonia Blyth
Deputy Editor, AwardsLine
Editors’ Note: With full acknowledgment of the big-picture implications of a pandemic that already has claimed thousands of lives, cratered global economies and closed international borders, Deadline’s Coping With COVID-19 Crisis series is a forum for those in the entertainment space grappling with myriad consequences of seeing a great industry screech to a halt. The hope is for an exchange of ideas and experiences, and suggestions on how businesses
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17.04.2020 / 13:27
‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ set for digital in May
The festival award-winning drama Never Rarely Sometimes Always will be released on EST from Wednesday 13th May and released on VOD from Wednesday 27th May. The film is described as an urgent and poignant drama and comes to the screen by the hugely talented Eliza Hittman (Beach Rats, It Felt Like Love). The film will be available through various digital retailers such as Sky Store, Amazon Prime Video, Google Play and Apple TV, and others.
deadline.com
15.04.2020 / 22:33
Coping With COVID-19 Crisis: NBC Sports’ Rebecca Lowe On Premier League Soccer, Family, Olympics & Getting Back In The Game
By Dominic Patten
hollywoodreporter.com
15.04.2020 / 19:03
'Never Rarely Sometimes Always' and My Own Work at an Abortion Clinic (Guest Column)
A woman's right to choose if and when to become a mother is once again under serious attack, this time using the fig leaf of COVID-19 regulations to shut down clinics, intimidate providers and punish women. The attorney general of Texas has ruled that abortions, unless there is an immediate medical emergency, are "elective procedures" and therefore banned.
hollywoodreporter.com
07.04.2020 / 13:35
Barry Jenkins, Adele Romanski on the "Urgent" Message of Abortion Drama 'Never Rarely Sometimes Always'
As theaters shuttered across the nation amid the coronavirus pandemic, the filmmakers of Never Rarely Sometimes Always had a tough decision to make — wait to release the movie when theaters reopen or release the film on digital platforms to capitalize on an audience confined to their homes.
hollywoodreporter.com
05.04.2020 / 17:05
How Abortion Focus in 'Never Rarely Sometimes Always' Sparked Star's Acting Debut
Sidney Flanigan never really thought about becoming an actor, but after meeting director Eliza Hittman through tangential ties to the Insane Clown Posse, she took on the lead role in the filmmaker's latest film Never Rarely Sometimes Always with the hope of using the drama as a platform to speak out about abortion rights.
justjared.com
04.04.2020 / 00:53
Meet the Stars of 'Never Rarely Sometimes Always' with These 10 Fun Facts!
The new movie Never Rarely Sometimes Always is now available to watch at home and we caught up with the stars of the film to learn more about them!
deadline.com
02.04.2020 / 20:13
Coping With COVID-19 Crisis: ‘M For Magic’ Director Alexis Manya Spraic Talks Preserving Magic Castle’s Legacy During Shutdown
By Dino-Ray Ramos
hollywoodreporter.com
02.04.2020 / 18:49
Critic's Notebook: Why 'Never Rarely Sometimes Always' Is So Rare Among American Abortion Dramas
Only three features into her filmmaking career, writer-director Eliza Hittman has established herself as an astute chronicler of contemporary female teendom, and her new film is her most accomplished in that regard. But it had the misfortune of opening March 13, just in time for the coronavirus-necessitated shutdown of theaters.
hollywoodnews.com
01.04.2020 / 15:51
“Never Rarely Sometimes Always” And “The Way Back”: The Best Of The First Quarter Of 2020
In some ways, it feels very silly to do this annual look at the best of the first quarter of the cinematic year. After all, the world has changed and the film world especially has come to a screeching halt.