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Tag Archives: dance
Biloxi Blues (1988)
Director: Mike Nicols Writer: Neil Simon (Based on the play by Neil Simon)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, War
Tagged 1998, adaptation, anti semitism, army, bill butler, biloxi, biloxi blues, boot camp, christopher walken, comedy, dance, diary, drama, drill sergeant, gay, georges delerue, homosexual, jewish, journal, matthew broderick, mike nichols, military, mississippi, neil simon, penelope ann miller, play, prostitute, ray stark, recruit, sam o'steen, sergeant, sex, soldier, theater, theatre, virgin, war, world war, world war 2, world war ii
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Lovers Rock (2020)
Director: Steve McQueen Writers: Courttia Newland & Steve McQueen (Story by Steve McQueen) Second movie in the Small Axe series. Another winner!
Posted in Drama, Musical, Romance
Tagged 1980s, 2020, amarah-jae st. aubyn, anita overland, britain, courttia newland, dance, dancing, daniel francis-swaby, drama, ellis george, england, francis lovehall, frankie fox, house party, kadeem ramsay, kedar williams-stirling, london, love, lovers rock, marcus fraser, mica levi, michael elliott, micheal ward, music, musical, party, reggae, romance, romario simpson, saffron coomber, shaniqua okwok, small axe, steve mcqueen, west london
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Beau Travail (1999)
Director: Claire Denis Writers: Claire Denis & Jean-Pol Fargeau (Based on “Billy Budd, Sailor” by Herman Melville) My first Denis. What an ending!
Posted in Drama, Foreign
Tagged 1999, adaptation, africa, beau travail, billy budd, claire denis, corona, dan herzberg, dance, dancing, denis lavant, desert, Djibouti, drama, exercise, foreign, foreign legion, france, french, gregorio colin, herman melville, jeal-pol fargeau, jealousy, legionnaire, michel subor, military, nicolas duvauchelle, nightclub, officer, patrick grandperret, the rhythm of the night, training
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Cuties (2020)
Director: Maimouna Doucoure Writer: Maimouna Doucoure
Posted in Drama, Foreign
Tagged coming of age, competition, contest, cuties, dance, dancer, dancing, drama, foreign, france, french, friends, friendship, girls, Maimouna Doucoure, mignonnes, muslim, paris, religion, religious, school, zangro
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I’m Thinking of Ending Things (2020)
Director: Charlie Kaufman Writer: Charlie Kaufman (Based on the novel by Iain Reid)
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 2020, adaptation, anthony bregman, charlie kaufman, colby minifie, comedy, dance, david thewlis, drama, family, farm, guy boyd, i'm thinking of ending things, iain reid, jesse plemons, jessie buckley, netflix, oklahoma, oliver platt, parents, relationship, road trip, robert salerno, school, snow, stefanie azpiazu, toni collette, winter
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Showgirls (1995)
Director: Paul Verhoeven Writer: Joe Eszterhas One of the great garbage movies!
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1995, alan marshall, alan rachins, charles evans, cult, dance, dancer, dancing, drama, drugs, elizabeth berkley, gina gershon, glenn plummer, joe eszterhas, kyle maclachlan, las vegas, nc-17, nevada, paul verhoeven, robert davi, sex, showgirl, showgirls, stripper
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Happy Feet Two (2011)
Director: George Miller (Co-Directed by Gary Eck & David Peers) Writers: George Miller & Gary Eck & Warren Coleman & Paul Livingston
Posted in Adventure, Animated, Comedy, Musical
Tagged 2011, adventure, alicia moore, animated, antarctica, Anthony lapahlia, bill miller, brad pitt, climate change, comedy, common, dance, david peers, doug mitchell, e.g. daily, elijah wood, family, fish, flight, fly, gary eck, george miller, hank azaria, happy feet, happy feet 2, happy feet two, hugo weaving, ice, john collee, judy morris, krill, magda szubanski, matt damon, music, musical, paul livingston, penguin, pink, puffin, robin williams, seal, ship, snow, sofia vergara, warren coleman, whale
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A Chorus Line (1985)
Director: Richard Attenborough Writer: Arnold Schulman (Based on the musical “A Chorus Line” by Michael Bennett. Book by James Kirkwood Jr. & Nicholas Dante)
Posted in Drama, Musical
Tagged 1985, a chorus line, adaptation, alyson reed, arnold schuman, audition, broadway, choreographer, choreography, chorus, cy feuer, dance, dancer, dancing, director, drama, ernest h. martin, james kirkwood jr., michael bennett, michael douglas, music, musical, nicholas dante, richard attenborough, stage, terrence mann, theater, theatre
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