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Tilda Swinton

Ballad of a Small Player

‘Ballad of a Small Player’ Review: Berger’s New Hypnotically Stunning yet Tonally Inconsistent Fever Dream

by Becca Johnson

Ballad of a Small Player is worth a watch due to the talent of Edward Berger, the excellent performances from Farrell, Swinton and Chen, and the extraordinary visuals that elevate each and every scene.

Moonrise Kingdom Review: Grown ups jilted

by John

Moonrise Kingdom gives us sense of a time that is long gone and filled with nostalgia.

Trailer Watch: We Need to Talk about Kevin

by John

We need to talk about Kevin will be a big challenge for the viewers and will be something to look out for in the coming months.

Tilda Swinton, Mia and Michael Fassbender join Jim Jarmusch

by John

Tilda Swinton will be joining the likes of Michael Fassbender and Mia Wasikowska in his next film.

Apichatpong works on Mekong Hotel next with Tilda Swinton

by John

Apichatpong is almost finalizing the cast for his next film.

Tilda Swinton joins Jim Jarmusch once again

by John

Tilda Swinton will be seen in another Jim Jarmusch.

Trailer Watch: Tilda Swinton in I Am Love

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I am Love runs amok with its horns blazing.

Uncertainty finally gets the pick

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Joseph Gordon Levitt seems to get all the success he can get.

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