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EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, we bring you three trailers for films that are due out that weekend.
With cinemas closed, here are three trailers for films you can catch in cinema, on streaming services, or on television.
Rebecca
Ben Wheatley leaves his usual style to direct this film based on the classic gothic novel by Daphne Du Maurier. A new wife moves into her husband’s home – only to find his dead wife hasn’t exactly left.
Rocks
A young teen girl in London, Olushola, or ‘Rocks’, is abandoned by her mother and left to fend for herself and her brother, with the help from her friends. This film was in cinemas earlier this year, but is now on Netflix.
The Remains of the Day
This James Ivory classic, based on the incredible book by Kazuo Ishiguro, is about a buttoned-up butler (Anthony Hopkins) and his relationship with a housekeeper (Emma Thompson).
Also available to watch: Rialto on IFI@Home and Volta.ie, IFI@Home’s Horrorthon is taking bookings, and Howards End, another James Ivory film, is available on Volta.ie.
Which one would you go see first?
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They (anyone blocking brexit) are to blame.
@Paul White.: your right
@Paul White.: Not
@Paul White.: 100% 3 years and still denying the majority vote.
@Paul White.: no, the violent numpty and those who inspired him are to blame.
@Paul White.: you’re right. BTW Boris voted against brexit. So did Bill Cash and the rest of the Bnp/ERG. You know who voted for brexit. Ken Clarke.
@Paul White.: When half the room want one thing, and the other half want something else, the ONLY way forward is to compromise. That word appears to have been deleted from the English language by mistake!!!
@Dizzy: The referendum was voted on based on absolute bull information. The people were completely duped.
@ObsidianShine: Give it a rest you know nothing People voted for many reasons
@Paul White.: the people on this island voted against brexit, are against Brexit and should not have to suffer brexit. Give us back control of our island as and do what you want over on your own island.
@Paul White.: s.A.p
No sympathy for her
https://youtu.be/-Z60LUV3V0E
Relentless self promoter, she’ll probably blame it on Corbyn
@De20: Shes a loud mouth Told Dianne Abott to F off Sai she would stab Corybn in the front not his back and on question time last year compared some of the rotherham style abuse of young girls to a night out in Birmingham She can dish it out but cant take it in return
Only got yourself to blame jessie. You brought it all on yourself. Own it.
If only people we as exercised about Climate change , even homelessness or poverty. If you engage in criminal behaviour like attacking an office with people in it. then your a criminal, I doubt that happened overnight .
Virtue signaller extraordinaire!!
Is that it?
You’ve brought this on yourselves.you are a clown in a huge circus full of clowns and boris is the ringmaster.
Brexit it’s a hell of a drug
@Frank Discussion: watch out for the brown Brexit. It’s really bad sh!t
I would could consider myself a centerist FGer, blue shirt, conservative pro European call it what you like. But I do have a hatred of the far right, Unionist of the Ulster variety, brexiteers and Tories bar Kenneth Clarke, I find these people bar Kenneth Clarke obnoxious and want to stifle debate like some posters here.
@Val Doyle: The rest of us would just consider you anArrrsehole of epic proportions.
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