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Bill Skarsgård Shines in ‘Boy Kills World’
Bill Skarsgård showcases his action prowess in the thrilling movie ‘Boy Kills World’. The actor known for his eerie performances takes on the role of Boy, a silent avenger in a dystopian world. The film follows Boy’s quest for vengeance against the oppressive ruling elite led by Famke Janssen’s character. Skarsgård’s portrayal of Boy is reminiscent of a deadly Buster Keaton, although the film occasionally struggles to match his intensity.
‘Boy Kills World’ is set to hit UK cinemas on April 26 and Australian cinemas on May 2.
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Falling in Love Like in Movies
Yandy Laurens ventures into the realm of films within films with ‘Falling in Love Like in Movies’. The movie unfolds a romantic tale inspired by real-life experiences, as Bagus, played by Ringgo Agus Rahman, embarks on a journey of love with his high school sweetheart, Hana. The narrative captures the essence of black-and-white rom-coms, offering a refreshing take on the genre.
Catch ‘Falling in Love Like in Movies’ at the San Diego Asian Film Festival Spring Showcase.
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The Heart of Rock and Roll
Jackson McHenry delves into the essence of ‘The Heart of Rock and Roll’, a musical that encapsulates the vibrant spirit of the ’80s. The storyline unfolds within a cardboard-box company, where the head of HR plays a pivotal role. With a soundtrack featuring Huey Lewis and the News, the production weaves a tapestry of ’80s movie tropes, delivering a comedic yet nostalgic experience.
Director Gordon Greenberg infuses the show with light-hearted humor and clever sight gags, enhancing the audience’s engagement. Lorin Latarro’s choreography adds a touch of whimsy, bringing the characters to life through dynamic dance sequences.
Experience ‘The Heart of Rock and Roll’ at the James Earl Jones Theatre.
Abigail
Bob Garver explores the thrilling world of ‘Abigail’, a kidnapping thriller that takes unexpected turns. The film follows the abduction of 12-year-old Abigail by a team of strangers, leading to a series of shocking revelations. As the plot unfolds, viewers are taken on a rollercoaster ride of suspense and intrigue, culminating in a gripping finale.
‘Abigail’ offers a unique blend of suspense and dark humor, making it a must-watch for fans of the genre.
