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Sarah Myles is a freelance writer. Originally from London, she now lives in North Yorkshire with her husband and two children.

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First Clip From The Look Of Silence Is Released
When Joshua Oppenheimer released his 2012 documentary The Act Of Killing into the world, the hard-hitting film was met with powerful reactions. For the filmmaker, giving space to Indonesian death-squad leaders to re-enact their mass-killings in whichever dramatic fashion they chose was unexpected and essentially unplanned. Initially intended as a film focused on survivors, Oppenheimer discovered that this approach actually endangered them still, and so centred the effort on the perpetrators instead. In this way, his latest film – The Look Of Silence – is a closely related companion piece. It centres around a family that survived the Indonesian genocide, and finds themselves confronting those that murdered their loved one.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 29, 2014
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Amazon Releases Preview Clips Of New Pilot Red Oaks
Amazon Studios have always done things a little differently. Firstly, their door is always open to creators wishing to submit material. Secondly, when they produce that material, it’s for the audience to decide if it is of sufficient quality to warrant further investment. They make a pilot available, people watch it, and its fate is determined by user comments and ratings. Among the latest of these offerings is Red Oaks – a comedy written by Joe Gangemi (Wind Chill) and Gregory Jacobs (Criminal), directed by David Gordon Green (Prince Avalanche)and executive produced by Steven Soderbergh. To say it is worth checking out is an understatement.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 29, 2014
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Harmontown Gets Its First Trailer
Dan Harmon wants to be the guy that makes people happy – so says the man himself in the first trailer for Neil Berkeley’s documentary Harmontown. It is sad to think that, despite having created one of the best comedy series in recent memory – Community – Harmon is probably best known for his spectacular firing from said show, following mounting conflict between him and cast member Chevy Chase. What does the man who wants to make people happy do to heal such a damaging wound? He takes his popular podcast on tour, of course – using the love of his dedicated fanbase as a revitalising salve.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 29, 2014
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The Rewrite Trailer Proves Irony Is Alive And Well
Who says Americans don’t do irony? In their fourth collaboration, US writer-director Marc Lawrence has placed actor Hugh Grant in the role of ‘belligerent fish-out-of-water who becomes reluctantly fixated on an unconventional love interest’ – and has called it The Rewrite. That’s pretty ironic, if you ask me, since their previous efforts produced Did You Hear About The Morgans?, Music And Lyrics and Two Weeks Notice.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 28, 2014
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The First Trailer For Rosewater Has Arrived
Jon Stewart is, arguably, a national treasure. Appearing on TV screens night after night with his popular satirical series The Daily Show, the comedian accurately skewers everything from politics to the media to social trends, and offers an alternative view of world events. He occupies that venerated space – a trusted voice on television – thanks to the consistent, rational and, above all, kind way in which he regards his audience, and their best interests. He does excellent comedy, yes, but always with a serious undertone. So, it is with an overwhelming sense of curiosity that we press play on the first trailer for his dramatic directorial debut, Rosewater.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 28, 2014
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Lake Bell Takes The Reins On The Emperor’s Children
Following the well-deserved critical and financial success of her feature-length directorial debut In A World..., it seems that multi-hyphenate Lake Bell has joined the ranks of in-demand directors. She will next step behind the camera for The Emperor’s Children – an adaptation of the 2006 novel of the same name, by American author Claire Messud.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 27, 2014
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7 Uplifting Tentpole Movies
Tentpole movies get kind of a rough ride in terms of public perception. In the realm of cinematic releases, the term has become synonymous with the Big Bad Movie Studios sucking all the air out of the box office, and suffocating smaller, independent fare. They are associated with a bland, focus-group tested, homogenized type of filmmaking that blindly draws in the masses and force-feeds them pointless narrative junk food. Everything that’s wrong with the modern film industry can be blamed on the over-inflated budgets of the tentpole movie – isn’t that right?
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 27, 2014
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Hulu Grabs Party Down
In a further demonstration of how a little-seen TV show can have a second life once its cast members hit the big time, Party Down is about to cater to users of Hulu.com – the online, ad-supported, on-demand streaming website. The channel has obtained the exclusive streaming rights to the entire series, which originally debuted on Starz in 2009. The first 5 episodes will be available for a limited time on Hulu.com, with the whole thing becoming available on Hulu Plus from August 29th, 2014.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 27, 2014
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BoJack Horseman Earns Renewal At Netflix
The animated character BoJack Horseman may be a washed up sitcom star on the show, but his self-titled Netflix Original series is a soaring success, it would seem. Although it has been streaming on the popular service for less than a week, the powers-that-be at Netflix have bestowed a renewal upon the animation – guaranteeing its return for a further 12 episodes.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 26, 2014
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Gone Girl Gets A New TV Spot
Here’s the thing about Gone Girl – it’s adapted from the book by Gillian Flynn, but Flynn herself adapted it for director David Fincher, and she made some undisclosed changes. So, even if you think you know what to expect, chances are, you’re wrong. Now, that’s a great way to market a movie – keep people guessing – but with every new TV spot and trailer that finds its way onto the internet, the risk of revealing too much of a story increases significantly. At least, that’s always been the case for other filmmakers. For Fincher, and for Gone Girl, it’s a strategy that might just pay off.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Aug 26, 2014
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