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Mandaadi Box Office Collection Day 5: Soori Starrer Scores 68% Growth Over 1st Friday, Passes Monday Test Koimoi Rajinikanth Watches Soori's Mandaadi, Calls Actor To Praise His Performance NDTV 'Mandaadi' box office collections day 4 vs 'Sardar 2': Soori's film earns Rs 13.05 cr; Karthi starrer action flick collects Rs 2.45 cr The Times of India Mandaadi Review: Soori Rules The Waves Rediff 'Mandaadi' Day 5 Box Office: Soori's sailboat racing drama collects ₹60 crore worldwide, clears first Monday test theweek.in
First-time director Kevin Walls creates a film sweet-natured enough to cancel out some comedy misfires as flatmates Eilidh and Cameron prepare for parenthood The pram in the hallway is the enemy of good art, or so the famous quote goes . This sunny Scottish comedy, made on a minuscule budget, deals with the bit before the pram, when an art school dropout in her 20s gets unexpectedly up the duff. It’s directed by first-timer Kevin Walls, who gives his film the screwball-ish energy of things being skew-whiffly the wrong way round; a couple are going on their first date at three months pregnant, having a baby at an age most people are putting it off to establish their careers. It’s sweet-natured with just about enough charm to cancel out a couple of thunderously awful comedy moments. Elle Watson is artist Eilidh, who works as a barista in a museum cafe. She has a friends-with-benefits setup with her flatmate Cameron (James Rottger); he has a job in finance and, after two degrees, a mountain of student debt and years in a mind-numbing entry-level position, he’s finally lined up an interview for his dream job. It would be crazy to have the baby, but Eilidh doesn’t take the abortion tablets. She can’t give Cameron a coherent reason why not; fair enough, it’s her decision, a gut feeling. Walls sensibly doesn’t go anywhere near the pro-choice/anti-abortion debate. Continue reading...
Taking the women of the 1950s as her role models, Jo Ann Chaus shoots compelling self-portraits that exhibit both strength and vulnerability Continue reading...
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