Noomi Rapace raises a lamb in trailer for new A24 horror film

Netflix has made a ton of different female-led comedy films over the past several years. But none of them has such a strange premise as “Afterlife of the Party.” READ MORE: ‘What We Do In The Shadows’ Season 3 Trailer: The Staten Island Vamps Return in September & Season 4 Greenlit As seen in the trailer for “Afterlife of the Party,” the film follows a party girl that accidentally dies after a night of drunken excess.

Annika Pham German sales outfit The Playmaker Munich, formerly ARRI Media International, has shared with Variety the international trailer of psychological thriller “Wolka,” produced by leading Icelandic banner Sagafilm with Poland’s Film Produkcja.The feature will bow as a market premiere at Haugesund’s New Nordic Films, Scandinavia’s major film showcase which runs Aug.

Annika Pham After the Viking conquest at July’s Cannes Festival, where Norway (“The Worst Person in the World”), Finland (“Compartment No. 6”) and Iceland (“Lamb”) collected kudos, more than 60 possible gems from the North are to be unveiled at the hybrid market New Nordic Films which will unspool over Aug.

Brooks Laich is taking his love to the ‘gram!

British Sea Power have announced a name change and new album alongside the release of the single ‘Two Fingers’.Now known as Sea Power, the band are back after four years with new music and the follow-up to ‘Let The Dancers Inherit The Party’.

Burt Reynolds is ready to say goodbye in his final film, the dramedy “Defining Moments”. And ET can exclusively debut the trailer.

Burt Reynolds is ready to say goodbye in his final film, the dramedy. And ET can exclusively debut the trailer.The late actor stars as Chester, who on the cusp of turning 80 has decided he has nine months left with his loved ones.

Kids of the 90s practically jittered through childhood popping blue smarties and sucking on gobstoppers the size of a bowling ball.The sweet world had a fair few icons in that era (Black Jack anyone?) but none were more loved than humble Opal Fruits - back in shops today for the first time in over two decades! You can get your hands on a share pouch of the make-your-mouth-water limited edition sweets for just £1. Find them in shops like Poundland, B&M, Home Bargains, Iceland and Savers.

Lin-Manuel Miranda is everywhere these days. Following “In The Heights” this summer based on one of his plays and the “Tick, Tick Boom” musical starring Andrew Garfield arriving later this year, Miranda is practically ubiquitous.

Claudia Eller Co-Editor-in-ChiefI spent last week in New York having face-to-face business meetings with entertainment executives after not being able to make direct contact over the past 15 months. Last time I was in Manhattan was February 2020, right before COVID-19 began wreaking havoc on my favorite city away from home, and of course on the entire country.There were residual signs of pandemic fallout: A number of restaurants long favored by industry folks had shuttered for good.

The first trailer for Lamb has finally debuted.

“Poker is all about waiting.”

An odd couple is at odds with nature in A24’s new trailer for Valdimar Jóhannsson’s “Lamb”.

The Cannes Film Festival is only about two weeks old now, and one of the highlights, it seems, was “Lamb,” a dark, atmospheric, eerie-looking folktale from first-time Iceland director Valdimar Jóhannsson. Starring Noomi Rapace, Hilmir Snaer Gudnason, Björn Hlynur Haraldsson, depending on who you ask and “Lamb” is a supernatural drama, a biblical film, a low-key horror or something else.

Ethan Shanfeld Things get wild in the trailer for A24’s “Lamb,” premiering in theaters on Oct. 8.Starring Noomi Rapace, Hilmir Snær Guðnason, Björn Hlynur Haraldsson and Ingvar Sigurðsson, the film follows a childless couple in rural Iceland who makes an alarming discovery in their sheep barn.

Jessica Kiang Splicing the dark heart of a folk-horror movie into the fluffy body of a rural Icelandic relationship drama yields unexpectedly fertile and darkly comic effects in Valdimir Jóhannsson’s creepy-funny-weird-sad “Lamb,” a film that proves just how far disbelief can be suspended if you’re in the hands of a director — and a cast, and an SFX/puppetry department — who really commit to the bit.