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Christina Newland
Verified
Lead Film Critic, The i Paper
London
Beats
pop culture and TV.Showbiz celebrity
virginia crime, maryland crime
Content
By Christina Newland Verified| The i Paper Verified There’s a good chance that even if you’re no scholar on Greek myth, you know a thing or two about The Odyssey. Homer’s epic – in which Odysseus and his men are lost among the arduous high seas and face monsters from sirens to the Cyclops – is familiar territory. But The Return, the thoughtful new film from Uberto Pasolini, is a psychologically focused feminist take on the myth, imagining what happened next.
By Christina Newland Verified| The i Paper Verified OK, bear with me: The End is a post-apocalyptic musical, which I know will send many people running for the door. Featuring Tilda Swinton and Michael Shannon living in what seems to be an underground bunker and with characters who never venture outdoors, it’s a film that boasts serious acting talent alongside a tone of surreal, bizarrely optimistic humour – its story told, of course, between bursts of song.
By Christina Newland Verified| The i Paper Verified There’s a good chance that even if you’re no scholar on Greek myth, you know a thing or two about The Odyssey. Homer’s epic – in which Odysseus and his men are lost among the arduous high seas and face monsters from sirens to the Cyclops – is familiar territory. But The Return, the thoughtful new film from Uberto Pasolini, is a psychologically focused feminist take on the myth, imagining what happened next.
Company Info
The i Paper
Halifax, Canada
+44 300 123 2220
Founded: 1892