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Disney Unveils Projects From Eva Longoria, Reese Witherspoon & The Russo Brothers For Disney+ & Disney Junior - deadline.com - city Santiago
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07.02.2022 / 22:23

Disney Unveils Projects From Eva Longoria, Reese Witherspoon & The Russo Brothers For Disney+ & Disney Junior

Disney Branded Television is expanding its development slate with three new projects — Paolo Santiago and the River of Tears,  a live action original series based on the novel, from Eva Longoria for Disney+; Tiny Trailblazers, an original animated series from Reese Witherspoon, who also will star, for Disney Junior; and Superfudge, an original animated movie based on the book, from The Russo Bros for Disney+. The projects were announced Monday as part of Disney Branded Television’s Winter TCA presentation.

Eva Longoria strikes fierce poses and shows off her incredibly toned physique - us.hola.com - city Beverly
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03.02.2022 / 21:05

Eva Longoria strikes fierce poses and shows off her incredibly toned physique

Eva Longoria knows her angles. The actress recently starred on the cover of Women’s Health and she made an epic behind-the-scenes video of her striking all the amazing poses. While some people still have the grace of a baby deer, Longoria confidently wrote in the caption, “Strike a pose, there’s nothing to it.”A post shared by Eva Longoria Baston (@evalongoria)The hilarious and toned star knows how to keep it real and also shared a video of her walking up a “steel hill” in a white robe and face mask.

Eva Longoria Spills Her Top Tips for Taking the Perfect Bikini Photo: ‘There’s Nothing to It’ - www.usmagazine.com
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03.02.2022 / 19:19

Eva Longoria Spills Her Top Tips for Taking the Perfect Bikini Photo: ‘There’s Nothing to It’

Get it, girl! Eva Longoria knows how to take an amazing bikini pic — no ifs ands or buts about it. Lucky for Us, the 46-year-old actress gave glimpse into how she works her angles before snapping a photo. 

Eva Longoria Stuns In A Red Bikini On Top Of A Vintage Ford As She Quotes Madonna - hollywoodlife.com
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03.02.2022 / 03:47

Eva Longoria Stuns In A Red Bikini On Top Of A Vintage Ford As She Quotes Madonna

Eva Longoria is proving her beauty only gets better with age! The 46-year-old actress, director and producer gave fans a treat when she shared a photo album from her recent Women’s Health cover shoot. Taking to her Instagram on Wednesday (January 2), Eva posted a video (below) showcasing her many looks for the magazine. She even referenced Madonna’s “Vogue” song in the caption, writing, “Strike a pose. There’s nothing to it.”

Sundance Review: Alejandro Loayza Grisi’s ‘Utama’ - deadline.com - Bolivia
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27.01.2022 / 11:31

Sundance Review: Alejandro Loayza Grisi’s ‘Utama’

Utama (Our Home) is precisely the sort of discovery that justifies film festivals and makes them useful: a small, hitherto unheard-of work from an out-of-the-way country that grabs you from the opening minutes and afterwards makes you want to tell your friends they’ve got a real treat to look forward to. A rare Bolivian entry in a major festival, this Sundance World Dramatic Competition title and feature debut by Alejandro Loayza Grisi is gorgeously made and brings to life a backwater existence in a distant land with skill and assurance.

Aubrey Plaza Goes To Extremes As ‘Emily The Criminal’ [Sundance Review] - theplaylist.net
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25.01.2022 / 04:23

Aubrey Plaza Goes To Extremes As ‘Emily The Criminal’ [Sundance Review]

Things have not been going well for Emily. Some of it is just terrible luck.

Sundance Review: Bradley Rust Gray’s ‘blood’ - deadline.com - Iceland - Japan
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25.01.2022 / 03:17

Sundance Review: Bradley Rust Gray’s ‘blood’

Albeit beautifully shot and made tolerable by the warm presence of Carla Juri in the leading role, blood is a frustratingly indulgent study of emotional recovery after the loss of a loved one. This fourth feature by Bradley Rust Gray is splendidly appointed with locations in Japan and Iceland and an appreciation of emotional openness expressed by all the characters. All the same, the mostly short scenes of recent widow Chloe handling her grief day by day possess little compelling drama and are handicapped by a scruffy Japanese male lead who just doesn’t match up with his appealing female counterpart in any credible way. As with the director’s previous work, you come out of it wondering who this film was made for.

‘Living’: Bill Nighy Is Stellar In This Moving Remake – [Sundance Review] - theplaylist.net - Tokyo
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24.01.2022 / 23:23

‘Living’: Bill Nighy Is Stellar In This Moving Remake – [Sundance Review]

Attempting to remake a classic film is never an easy assignment. Especially when said classic is as revered as Akira Kurosawa’s 1952 drama “Ikiru.” Director Oliver Hermanus and screenwriter Kazuo Ishiguro could have placed the story in contemporary times, making a new version more palatable for some critics, but instead, set it in the exact same era only interchanging London for Tokyo.

Sundance Review: Dakota Johnson And Writer/Director/Star Cooper Raiff In ‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’ - deadline.com
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24.01.2022 / 03:33

Sundance Review: Dakota Johnson And Writer/Director/Star Cooper Raiff In ‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’

With a promising start with his first film Shithouse for which he starred, directed and wrote and won the Grand Jury Narrative Prize at SXSW, Cooper Raiff looms now also to be one of the breakouts of this year’s Sundance Film Festival where Cha Cha Real Smooth, his small but splendid second film for which he performs the same triple threat duties debuted Sunday as part of the Dramatic Competition lineup. I can only imagine if the festival had managed to be in person as originally planned rather than virtual in this Omicron-stricken year it would be met with a massive standing ovation. Raiff is bound to become an indie darling as if further proof was needed, but Cha Cha Real Smooth cements him as the real deal both in front of and behind the camera.

Sundance Review: Sterling K. Brown And Regina Hall In ‘Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul.’ - deadline.com - USA - Atlanta - county Hall - Nigeria
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24.01.2022 / 00:40

Sundance Review: Sterling K. Brown And Regina Hall In ‘Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul.’

Even right down to the title this religious comedy debuting appropriately today on a Sunday  in the Premieres section of the Sundance Film Festival can’t seem to decide what it wants to be. Is it Honk For Jesus.? Or is it Save Our Soul.? OR is it as the credits say both? It is a indication of the main problem with this self-styled satire on scandal-ridden Southern Baptist megachurches. Is it supposed to be a comedy? Or is it aiming to be something deeper and more dramatic?  Or is it both?  Even for the best of satirists trying to keep an even tone without watching the whole souffle fall is a slippery slope, one that writer/director Adamma Ebo hasn’t quite solved, but not for lack of trying. As many have discovered, drama is easy, comedy is hard.

Sundance Review: Ricky D’Ambrose’s ‘The Cathedral’ - deadline.com - Puerto Rico
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23.01.2022 / 03:13

Sundance Review: Ricky D’Ambrose’s ‘The Cathedral’

Rarely has a filmmaker kept his central character at such a distance as writer-director Ricky D’Ambrose does in The Cathedral. This is clearly an autobiographical work in some very important ways, and no doubt a purging of some demons as well. And yet the kid here, whose life the film follows from birth to his acceptance at college, has very few lines of dialogue and for the most part remains a cipher. All the same, this is a penetrating look at childhood that, distinctively, focuses more than anything on the foibles and shortcomings of the child’s parents, particularly his father.

‘Utama’: A Breathtaking Portrait Of A Quechua Family On The Brink [Sundance Review] - theplaylist.net - Bolivia
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23.01.2022 / 02:47

‘Utama’: A Breathtaking Portrait Of A Quechua Family On The Brink [Sundance Review]

Virgino and Sisa live what most people would consider a very simple life. They raise and care for Lamas in the Bolivian highlands keeping the traditions of their Quechua people alive.

Sundance Review: ‘We Need To Talk About Cosby’ Docuseries - deadline.com - Pennsylvania
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23.01.2022 / 01:41

Sundance Review: ‘We Need To Talk About Cosby’ Docuseries

The primary simultaneous imbalance and blessing of W. Kamau Bell’s We Need To Talk About Cosby is that even with a running time of four-hours, it’s clear by the end there’s still a lot more to say about the ex-convicted sex offender who was once America’s Dad.

How Oscar De La Hoya Convinced Eva Longoria Bastón to Direct ‘La Guerra Civil’ (Video) - thewrap.com - USA - Mexico
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22.01.2022 / 23:51

How Oscar De La Hoya Convinced Eva Longoria Bastón to Direct ‘La Guerra Civil’ (Video)

el campeon de Mexico, you don’t touch Julio Cesar Chavez. So my dad and my grandpa, like everybody was for Julio, and me and all my cousins, we were all for Oscar because we were Mexican American.

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