It’s no secret that Dune: Part Two has become one of 2024’s biggest hits so far. Starring Rebecca Ferguson, Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, and other A-listers, Denis Villeneuve’s magnum opus is currently all over the news. Even before the film hit the theatres, the actors have been packed with interviews and red-carpet events.
Rebecca Ferguson as Lady Jessica in Dune
Recalling one such interview with Rebecca Ferguson, where the actress shared a hilarious story about how her daughter, fans seemingly lost their minds. According to the actress, her daughter once mistook Timothée Chalamet for her dad, after noticing him on a dirty Willy Wonka-themed Valentine’s Day card. Curious to know more, fans finally tracked it down on X. But hold on, the card is more horrifying than expected.
Rebecca Ferguson’s Daughter Mistook Timothée Chalamet to Be Her Father
Rebecca Ferguson, who is best known for her...
Rebecca Ferguson as Lady Jessica in Dune
Recalling one such interview with Rebecca Ferguson, where the actress shared a hilarious story about how her daughter, fans seemingly lost their minds. According to the actress, her daughter once mistook Timothée Chalamet for her dad, after noticing him on a dirty Willy Wonka-themed Valentine’s Day card. Curious to know more, fans finally tracked it down on X. But hold on, the card is more horrifying than expected.
Rebecca Ferguson’s Daughter Mistook Timothée Chalamet to Be Her Father
Rebecca Ferguson, who is best known for her...
- 3/8/2024
- by Krittika Mukherjee
- FandomWire
The saying goes that in order to understand someone, you have to walk a mile in their shoes, but Alex Schaad’s broad yet entrancing “Skin Deep” offers an alternate method: In order to understand someone, try swapping bodies with them for a few days. That solution might be less efficient, but it’s far more complete. Indeed, the mysterious white tower at the center of the Esalen-like island retreat where this lightly supernatural German drama takes place is nothing if not a machine that creates empathy. It creates other feelings too, but the people who seem most receptive to and transformed by the experience tend to think of empathy as the ultimate goal, if only because they’ve exhausted all other means of achieving it.
These people aren’t sociopaths, they’re just in long-term relationships. They’ve arrived at that sad — but inevitable? — point where the soft intimacy...
These people aren’t sociopaths, they’re just in long-term relationships. They’ve arrived at that sad — but inevitable? — point where the soft intimacy...
- 2/2/2024
- by David Ehrlich
- Indiewire
Alex Schaad’s Skin Deep is a film with a body-swapping premise that’s notable for its restraint. Though as fresh and conceptually far-reaching as a David Cronenberg film, it traffics in body ambivalence more than body horror, striking an eerie, wistful tone.
The story hinges on the interplay of various couples. The central of these, Leyla (Mala Emde) and Tristan (Jonas Dassler), travel by ferry to a remote and idyllic island where seasonal body-switching rituals take place. There they join Leyla’s friend Stella (Edgar Selge) in the initially jarring form of her elderly father, who recently died while inhabiting Stella’s aneurism-prone body. Leyla’s been suffering from chronic depression, so she and Tristan have decided to give the ritual a try, in the hope that a temporary shift in embodied perspective might help. They’re paired by lottery with another couple: Fabienne (Maryam Zaree) will swap with Leyla,...
The story hinges on the interplay of various couples. The central of these, Leyla (Mala Emde) and Tristan (Jonas Dassler), travel by ferry to a remote and idyllic island where seasonal body-switching rituals take place. There they join Leyla’s friend Stella (Edgar Selge) in the initially jarring form of her elderly father, who recently died while inhabiting Stella’s aneurism-prone body. Leyla’s been suffering from chronic depression, so she and Tristan have decided to give the ritual a try, in the hope that a temporary shift in embodied perspective might help. They’re paired by lottery with another couple: Fabienne (Maryam Zaree) will swap with Leyla,...
- 1/28/2024
- by William Repass
- Slant Magazine
Karis Jagger and Fabienne Toback have entered a first look deal with Lionsgate Television.
Under the deal, they will develop and produce unscripted and documentary programming under their production banner Hey Sistah Productions. Lionsgate’s Pilgrim Media Group, which focuses on unscripted programming, will provide development support and serve as production services entity for sold projects.
Jagger and Toback are best known for producing “High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America,” a Netflix documentary series based on Dr. Jessica Harris’ book of the same name. The series follows food writer Stephen Satterfield on a culinary journey alongside chefs, historians and activists that celebrates the courage, artistry and resourcefulness of the African American people.
The producers are longtime friends who began collaborating in 2011, producing and directing a series of shorts for the New York Times before optioning “High on the Hog” and partnering with Pilgrim Media Group and...
Under the deal, they will develop and produce unscripted and documentary programming under their production banner Hey Sistah Productions. Lionsgate’s Pilgrim Media Group, which focuses on unscripted programming, will provide development support and serve as production services entity for sold projects.
Jagger and Toback are best known for producing “High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America,” a Netflix documentary series based on Dr. Jessica Harris’ book of the same name. The series follows food writer Stephen Satterfield on a culinary journey alongside chefs, historians and activists that celebrates the courage, artistry and resourcefulness of the African American people.
The producers are longtime friends who began collaborating in 2011, producing and directing a series of shorts for the New York Times before optioning “High on the Hog” and partnering with Pilgrim Media Group and...
- 10/13/2022
- by Selome Hailu
- Variety Film + TV
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