Vanessa Kirby And Shia LaBeouf Lead Gut-Wrenching Tale Of Loss In ‘Pieces Of A Woman’

Shia LaBeouf pleaded not guilty in a case in which he's accused of stealing a man's hat during an altercation. Last month, the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office announced that it would press charges against the actor for allegedly using force and violence against a man named Tyler Murphy in a June 12 incident.

Shai LaBeouf has pleaded not guilty. LaBeouf's lawyer entered the «Not guilty» plea, on charges of petty theft and battery, on his the actor's behalf.The two misdemeanor charges facing LaBeouf stem from an alleged incident back in June. A rep for the LA City Attorney's Office tells ET that «defense counsel appeared without Mr.

Vanessa Kirby is getting a lot of Oscar buzz for her work in the Netflix movie Pieces of a Woman and she’s opening up about one of the pivotal scenes in the film.

Vanessa Kirby get a firsthand look at what going through labour is really like.

The trailer for Vanessa Kirby‘s highly anticipated new movie Pieces of a Woman has been released!

It took the fall film festival circuit by storm, and one of the most acclaimed movies of the year expected to be a major player is “Pieces of A Woman,” from celebrated filmmaker Kornél Mundruczó (“White God”). The movie stars Vanessa Kirby and Shia LaBeouf, as a couple that undergoes a terrible tragedy that threatens to ruin their marriage, their lives, and the disintegrating psyches of everyone around them.

Natalie Oganesyan editor“Pieces of a Woman,” starring Vanessa Kirby and Shia LaBeouf in critically lauded leading performances, debuted its first heart-wrenching trailer on Tuesday.Directed by Hungarian filmmaker Kornél Mundruczó, the film is a resonant drama about a Boston couple devastated by the loss of their baby after birth.Kirby portrays an upper-middle class young woman named Martha, who contrasts with her husband (LaBeouf), a blue-collar worker named Sean.

Also Read: 'Pieces of a Woman' Film Review: Vanessa Kirby, Shia LaBeouf Explore Shades of GriefMuch of the trailer for the film showcases the devastating aftermath of Kirby giving birth, but what’s nearly overlooked in the trailer is the punishing first 30 minutes of the film shot in a single, unbroken take without music that shows Kirby’s pain spread across hours of her going into labor and then ending shortly after she’s given birth.TheWrap’s Steve Pond out of the Venice Film Festival, where

Ryan Reynolds is reflecting fondly on the late Alex Trebek. The legendary "Jeopardy!" host died earlier this month after a battle with pancreatic cancer.