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[CANNES 2022] Le Festival de Cannes est désormais terminé. On a vu pas moins de 97 films (dont les 21 de la Compétition), toutes catégories confondues !

Voici le classement de nos films préférés parmi ceux-ci, avec les dates annoncées de sortie en salles.

1. ‘R.M.N.’ de Cristian Mungiu (SOC, 19/10) 2. ‘Pacifiction - Tourment sur les îles’ d’Albert Serra (SOC, 09/11) 3. ‘Leila et ses frères’ de Saeed Roustaee (SOC, 24/08) / Prix Fipresci 4. ‘Le Serment de Pamfir’ de Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk (QR, 02/11) 5. ‘Esterno Notte’ de Marco Bellocchio (série, CPR, 08/03/23 sur arte.tv) 6. ‘La Femme de Tchaïkovski’ de Kirill Serebrennikov (SOC, 15/02/23) 7. ‘Joyland’ de Saim Sadiq (UCR, 28/12) / Prix du Jury 8. ‘Godland’ de Hlynur Pálmason (UCR, 21/12) 9. ‘Retour à Séoul’ de Davy Chou (UCR, 25/01/23) 10. ‘Nos cérémonies’ de Simon Rieth (SC, 03/05/23) 11. ‘Un beau matin’ de Mia Hansen-Løve (QR, 05/10) / Label Europa Cinemas 12. ‘EO’ de Jerzy Skolimowski (SOC, 19/10) / Prix du Jury 13. ‘Close’ de Lukas Dhont (SOC, 01/11) / Grand Prix 14. ‘La Conspiration du Caire’ de Tarik Saleh (SOC, 26/10) / Prix du scénario 15. ‘Les Crimes du futur’ de David Cronenberg (SOC, 25/05) 16. ‘Tori et Lokita’ de Jean-Pierre et Luc Dardenne (SOC, 05/10) / Prix Spécial 17. ‘Sans filtre’ de Ruben Östlund (SOC, 28/09) / Palme d’Or 18. ‘La Nuit du 12’ de Dominik Moll (CPR, 13/07) 19. ‘Rodeo’ de Lola Quivoron (UCR, 07/09) / Coup de cœur du jury 20. ‘Les Huit Montagnes’ de Charlotte Vandermeersch et Felix Van Groeningen (SOC, 21/12) / Prix du Jury 21. ‘Ashkal, l’enquête de Tunis’ de Youssef Chebbi (QR, 25/01/23) 22. ‘Funny Pages’ d’Owen Kline (QR, 22/05/23, OCS) 23. ‘Les Pires’ de Lise Akoka et Romane Gueret (UCR, 07/12) / Prix Un Certain Regard 24. ‘About Kim Sohee’ de July Jung (SC, 05/04/23) 25. ‘Radio Metronom’ d’Alexandru Belc (UCR, 04/01/23) / Prix de la Meilleure Réalisation 26. ‘As Bestas’ de Rodrigo Sorogoyen (CPR, 20/07) 27. ‘Chronique d'une liaison passagère’ d’Emmanuel Mouret (CPR, 14/09) 28. ‘Sick of Myself’ de Kristoffer Borgli (UCR, 14/06/23) 29. ‘Les Cinq Diables’ de Léa Mysius (QR, 31/08) 30. ‘Les Nuits de Mashhad’ d’Ali Abbasi (SOC, 13/07) / Prix d'Interprétation féminine pour Zar Amir Ebrahimi 31. ‘Moonage Daydream’ de Brett Morgen (SM, 21/09) 32. ‘Dalva’ d’Emmanuelle Nicot (SC, 22/03/23) / Prix Fipresci & Prix Fondation Louis Roederer de la Révélation pour Zelda Samson 33. ‘Irma Vep’ d’Olivier Assayas (série, épisodes 1 à 3, CPR, 07/06 sur OCS) 34. ‘Un Varón’ de Fabian Hernández (QR, 15/03/23) 35. ‘Goutte d’or’ de Clément Cogitore (SC, 01/03/23) 36. ‘Aftersun’ de Charlotte Wells (SC, 01/02/23) 37. ‘Les Bonnes Etoiles’ de Hirokazu Kore-Eda (SOC, 07/12) / Prix d'Interprétation masculine pour Song Kang-Ho 38. ‘Les Années Super 8’ d’Annie Ernaux et David Ernaux-Briot (QR, 07/09 sur arte.tv, 14/12 au cinéma) 39. ‘Feu follet’ de João Pedro Rodrigues (QR, 14/09) 40. ‘L'Eden’ d’Andrés Ramírez Pulido (SC, 22/03/23) / Grand Prix Nespresso 41. ‘Trois mille ans à t’attendre’ de George Miller (HC, 24/08) 42. ‘Le Barrage’ d’Ali Cherri (QR, 01/03/23) 43. ‘Les Harkis’ de Philippe Faucon (QR, 12/10) 44. ‘Tout le monde aime Jeanne’ de Céline Devaux (SC, 07/09) 45. ‘De Humani Corporis Fabrica’ de Véréna Paravel et Lucien Castaing-Taylor (QR, 11/01/23) 46. ‘Alma Viva’ de Cristèle Alves Meira (SC, 12/04/23) 47. ‘Fumer fait tousser’ de Quentin Dupieux (SM, 30/11) 48. ‘L’Etrange Histoire du coupeur de bois’ de Mikko Myllylahti (SC, 04/01/23) 49. ‘Falcon Lake’ de Charlotte Le Bon (QR, 07/12) 50. ‘Fièvre méditerranéenne’ de Mahah Haj (UCR, 14/12) 51. ‘When You Finish Saving the World’ de Jesse Eisenberg (SC) 52. ‘Domingo et la brume’ d’Ariel Escalante Meza (UCR, 15/02/23) 53. ‘Mariupolis 2’ de Mantas Kvedaravičius (SS, 16/10, arte.tv) 54. ‘Don Juan’ de Serge Bozon (CPR, 23/05) 55. ‘El Agua’ d’Elena López Riera (QR, 29/03/23) 56. ‘Babi Yar. Contexte’ de Sergei Loznitsa (SS, 14/09) 57. ‘Plus que jamais’ d’Emily Natef (UCR, 16/11) 58. ‘Le Bleu du caftan’ de Maryam Touzani (UCR, 22/03/23) / Prix Fipresci 59. ‘Les Amandiers’ de Valeria Bruni Tedeschi (SOC, 16/11) 60. ‘The Stranger’ de Thomas M. Wright (UCR, 19/10) 61. ‘Chili 1976’ de Manuela Martelli (QR, 22/03/23) 62. ‘Decision to Leave’ de Park Chan-wook (SOC, 29/06) / Prix de la mise en scène 63. ‘Mon pays imaginaire’ de Patricio Guzmán (SS, 26/10) 64. ‘La Montagne’ de Thomas Salvador (QR, 01/02/23) / Prix SACD 65. ‘L’Envol’ de Pietro Marcello (QR, 11/01/23) 66. ‘Tirailleurs’ de Mathieu Vadepied (UCR, 04/01/23) 67. ‘Enys Men’ de Mark Jenkin (QR) 68. ‘L’Innocent’ de Louis Garrel (HC, 12/10) 69. ‘Showing Up’ de Kelly Reichardt (SOC, 03/05/23) 70. ‘Plan 75’ de Chie Hayakawa (UCR, 07/09) 71. ‘Le Parfum Vert’ de Nicolas Pariser (QR, 21/12) 72. ‘Elvis’ de Baz Luhrmann (HC, 22/06) 73. ‘Hunt’ de Jung-jae Lee (SM, 14/06/23 en DVD) 74. ‘Riposte féministe’ de Marie Perennès (SS, 09/11) 75. ‘Sous les figues’ d’Erige Sehiri (QR, 07/12) 76. ‘Un petit frère’ de Léonor Serraille (SOC, 01/02/23) 77. ‘Imagine’ d’Ali Behrad (SC) 78. ‘Nostalgia’ de Mario Martone (SOC, 23/11) 79. ‘Armageddon Time’ de James Gray (SOC, 09/11) 80. ‘Nos frangins’ de Rachid Bouchareb (CPR, 07/12) 81. ‘Butterfly Vision’ de Maksym Nakonechnyi (UCR, 12/10) 82. ‘Corsage’ de Marie Kreutzer (UCR, 14/12) / Prix de la Meilleure Performance pour Vicky Krieps 83. ‘Revoir Paris’ d’Alice Winocour (QR, 07/09) 84. ‘Novembre’ de Cédric Jimenez (HC, 05/10) 85. ‘War Pony’ de Gina Gammell et Riley Keough (UCR, 10/05/23) 86. ‘Stars at Noon’ de Claire Denis (SOC, 03/05/23) / Grand Prix 87. ‘La Dérive des continents (au sud)’ de Lionel Baier (QR, 24/08) 88. ‘Men’ d’Alex Garland (QR, 08/06) 89. ‘Frère et sœur’ d’Arnaud Desplechin (SOC, 20/05) 90. ‘Coupez !’ de Michel Hazanavicius (HC, 18/05) 91. ‘Burning Days’ d’Emin Alper (UCR, 26/04/23) 92. ‘God’s Creatures’ de Anna Rose Holmer et Saela Davis (QR, 26/05/23, OCS) 93. ‘Rebel’ de Adil El Arbi et Bllall Fallah (SM, 31/08) 94. ‘Harka’ de Lotfy Nathan (UCR, 19/10) / Prix de la Meilleure Performance pour Adam Bessa 95. ‘Top Gun : Maverick’ de Joseph Kosinski (HC, 25/05) 96. ‘Dodo’ de Panos H. Koutras (CPR, 10/08) 97. ‘The Silent Twins’ d’Agnieszka Smoczyńska (UCR, 01/05/23 en DVD)

SOC : Sélection Officielle - Compétition UCR : Un Certain Regard CPR : Cannes Première HC : Hors Compétition QR : Quinzaine des Réalisateurs SC : Semaine de la Critique SM : Séances de Minuit Nos chroniques de ces films sont à retrouver dans les articles Daily #1 à #11 sur notre page dédiée. A&B

#cannes2022

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🎀... crushes !

(warning: 140+ crushes)

🎀books

Edward Hyde – Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde ( book + musical )

Holden Caulfield – The Catcher in the Rye

Košečkin Toporkov - Čekhov’s short stories

🎀films/series/tv shows

Akutarō Shindo – Bucchigiri?!

Alador Blight + Darius Diamonne (poly) – The Owl House

Bandit Heeler – Bluey

Basil – The Great Mouse Detective

Captain Harlock – Captain Harlock ( anime + film (2013) )

CatRat – Gabby’s Dollhouse

Charles Bingley + Fitzwilliam Darcy – Pride and Prejudice (2005)

David – Camp Camp

Debra5000 + Eric – The Mitchells vs the Machines

Eda Clawthorne – The Owl House

Edric Blight – The Owl House

Emile Petit + Francœur + Raoul – Un Monstre à Paris

Ezra – Captain Harlock (2013)

Father – Codename: Kids Next Door

Fukuo – Kiki’s Delivery Service

Gramorr – LoliRock

Hans – Frozen

Ichabod Crane – Sleepy Hollow (2013-2017)

Ichiya – Bucchigiri?!

Kabal – Mortal Kombat

Kakeru Zabu – Bucchigiri?!

King Dice – The Cuphead Show!

Kristoff – Frozen

Kuzko – The Emperor’s New Groove

Loid + Yor Forger – SpyxFamily

Louis – UglyDolls

Marito Jin – Bucchigiri?!

Mephisto – LoliRock

Metro-spider – Spiderman: Across the Spider-verse

Morton – The Owl House

Nicholas Wolfwood – Trigun ( anime + manga )

Ozzie – Over the Hedge

Prince Naveen + Tiana – Disney’s The Princess and the Frog

Sandman – Rise of the Guardians

Scientist (nnic) – Spiderman: Across the Spider-verse

Silencer + Truth – Miraculous: les Aventures de Ladybug et Chat Noir

Spike Spiegel – Cowboy Bebop

Ted Shackleford – Curious George

Travis Maddox – Beautiful Disaster

William Dalton – Les Dalton (2010-2015)

🎀videogames

Achilles – Alchemy Stars

Adras – Alchemy Stars

Angus Ciprianni – That’s Not My Neighbour

Arlecchino – Genshin Impact

Baizhu – Genshin Impact

Beretta – Alchemy Stars

Beverly – Alchemy Stars

Brock – Alchemy Stars

Caleb – Alchemy Stars

Casta – Alchemy Stars

Chenya – Twisted Wonderland

Chevalier Michel – Ikemen Prince

Clavis Lelouch – Ikemen Prince

Comte de Saint-Germaine –Ikemen Vampire

Corax – Alchemy Stars

Cuscuta – Alchemy Stars

Diavolo – Obey Me! duology

Divus Crewel – Twisted Wonderland ( videogame + manga )

Fleur – Alchemy Stars

Francis Mosses – That’s Not My Neighbour

Genevieve – Alchemy Stars

Jack Howl – Twisted Wonderland ( videogame + manga )

Jamil Viper – Twisted Wonderland ( videogame + manga )

Jean d’Arc – Ikemen Vampire

Joselyn – Alchemy Stars

Kleken – Alchemy Stars

Leon Dompteur – Ikemen Prince

Leona Kingscholar – Twisted Wonderland ( videogame + manga )

Leonardo Da Vinci – Ikemen Vampire

Licht + Nokto Klein – Ikemen Prince

Lilia Vanrouge – Twisted Wonderland ( videogame + manga )

Ludovico – The Arcana

Malleus Draconia – Twisted Wonderland ( videogame + manga )

Mephistopheles – Obey Me! duology

Michael – Alchemy Stars

Minos – Alchemy Stars

Mozus Trein – Twisted Wonderland ( videogame + manga )

Nails – Alchemy Stars

Napoleon Bonaparte – Ikemen Vampire

Naroxel – Alchemy Stars

Nazali Satrinava – The Arcana

Neuvillette – Genshin Impact

Pantalone – Genshin Impact

Pittman – Alchemy Stars

Praetor Vlastomil – The Arcana

Quaestor Valdemar – The Arcana

Nadia Satrinava + Portia Devorak (poly) – The Arcana

Rebecca – Alchemy Stars

Rui Kamishiro – Project Sekai

Sam – Twisted Wonderland ( videogame + manga )

Sebek Zigvolt – Twisted Wonderland ( videogame + manga )

Silver – Twisted Wonderland ( videogame + manga )

Taki – Alchemy Stars

Theodorus van Gogh – Ikemen Vampire

Toya Aoyagi – Project Sekai

Tsukasa Tenma – Project Sekai

Vic – Alchemy Stars

Vil Schönheit – Twisted Wonderland ( videogame + manga )

Welt Yang – Honkai Impact 3rd

William Shakespeare – Ikemen Vampire

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Ikemen Vampire

Zandik – Genshin Impact

🎀other type of source

Ace – Bungō Stray Dogs universe

Andrealphus – Hellaverse

Astr0 – Felix’s OC (his name has his social linked!)

Beelzebub – Hellaverse

Ben Solo / Kylo Ren – Star Wars universe

Carlos + Cecil Gershwin Palmer (poly) – Welcome to Night Vale

Chūya Nakahara – Bungō Stray Dogs universe

Daredevil – Marvel universe

Denver – So Not My Type ( webtoon by @ prollycarmen )

Ezekiel Sims / Spider-therapist – Marvel universe

General Grievous – Star Wars universe

Graziano – The Merchant of Venice

Kowalski + Rico – Madagascar universe

Lewis Pepper – Mystery Skulls Animated

Marchese di Forlipopoli – La Locandiera

Meta Knight – Nintendo universe

Miles Edgeworth – The Great Ace Attorney universe

Mr. Mistoffelees – Cats ( musical )

Mungojerrie – Cats ( musical )

Munkustrap – Cats ( musical )

Mushitarō Oguri – Bungō Stray Dogs universe

Paimon – Hellaverse

Shadow – Sonic universe

Shōta Aizawa – Boku No Hero Academia ( manga + anime )

Shylock – The Merchant of Venice

Sigma – Bungō Stray Dogs universe

Sin-eater – Marvel universe

Skimbleshanks – Cats ( musical )

Projectile dysfunction bloke – Projectile Dysfunction

Turning a Sphere Outside In bloke – Turning a Sphere Outside In

Wally Wackford – Hellaverse

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His smile to 🥺🥺🥺😭😭😭

#david casta?eda #david castañeda #diego #the umbrella academy #Diego Hargreeves

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iceguy1864 · 4 years

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#gay #gay man #gayboy #gay men #hotguys #sexymen #love #david casta?eda #alejandro speitzer

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the-gotham-city · 5 years

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I should have said something. We all should have.

#I would KILL for this scene to 'actually' happen #The Umbrella Academy #Umbrella Academy #TUA #TUA spoilers #Jordan Claire Robbins #Grace Hargreeves #David Castañeda #Diego Hargreeves

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#2 from umbrella academy looks like an italian dean winchester cosplaying nightwing

i am intensely confused by the idea that david castañeda looks anything other than very VERY mexican

also diego has never owned a single article of electric blue clothing; hes cosplaying slade but without the mask

#wild doge appeared. much wow

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ALRIGHT INITIAL TUATV THOUGHTS UNDER THE CUT NOW I’VE FINISHED BINGING (spoilers)

- BEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BABY BOY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - all the music? Wonderful. - i REALLY need a second series bc that ending? i'm guessing it'll be dallas-adjacent, but i'm interested to see where they go with it since they've used a lot of material from dallas already… will they do the vietnam storyline? is klaus gonna try to find dave again? - also i NEED to see more kid hargreeves interactions… i wanna know how each of their relationships with each other changed and developed over time, not just allison and luther's. i LOVED the sisterly allison and vanya we got, but i was a little sad at the lack of diego and vanya interaction,,, DID THEY HAVE A SHITTY PUNK BAND, NETFLIX?? SHOW ME THEIR SHITTY PUNK BAND. were klaus and ben already best friends before ben died?? was klaus still a sweet kid who got experimented on the most? it seems like five was closest with ben and vanya. how did they all react when he disappeared? when ben died??? none of this is criticism btw, i just can't wait to see more flashback scenes if we get another season. also i want flashbacks of them fighting weird campy supervillains like in the comics - speaking of allison and luther. hmm. in the comics it always seemed much clearer to me that it was a very unhealthy and ill-advised relationship based on a lot of trauma bonding and isolation, but in the show it was very. Romantic? it was uhhh, uncomfortable to see them flirt directly after luther called himself claire's uncle lmao. so i guess we'll see where that goes fjdkslf - so i would've liked to see more of diego and vanya but i LOVED everything they did with grace, and especially diego and grace. catch me forever emo about overlooked mother characters, and also robots. i know we're getting more of her in the comics now (can't wait for her to go apeshit) but i'm so glad we're seeing these themes explored from the start in the show - shoutout to david castañeda, tom hopper, and aidan gallagher for actually making me care about luther, diego, and five lmao - also that detective shouldn't have died. - vanya straight up fucking murdering all those nannies? holy shit girl fdsjfklds - so i was uhhh a bit disappointed with hazel and cha-cha tbh - they started out so great and mary j blige and cameron britton were amazing but I didn't really like where they went with hazel's storyline rip. i almost wish we'd gotten to see klaus do his thing and have them kill each other fjdklsf - but GOD BEN THOUGH. still a supportive brother even though the only person he's interacted with in like a decade is klaus, the poor guy. i need a second season solely so i can see more of my boy - i also Love that they're touching more on the implications of allison's power

god anyway i can't form a clear opinion after binging it all in two sittings but god. the cast were all so good.

#tuatv #tua spoilers #tua #tuatv spoilers #umbrella academy #umbrella academy spoilers #i hope i've covered all the spoiler tags fdjsklf #*#liveblog #i can't go through the tag rn bc i'm at a bday party but i can't wait

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The outfits worn by Emmy Raver-Lampman on Season Two of Umbrella Academy are nothing short of perfection. We have gathered photographs of as many of the Allison Hargreeves’ outfits from Umbrella Academy Season Two as we could.

General Spoiler Warnings Applies – Spoilers Ahead

In the first season cliffhanger finale for Umbrella Academy Five warned his family that using his powers to escape from Vanya’s 2019 apocalypse was risky. Well, he was right – In the season two premiere episode, the time jump scatters the siblings in time in and around Dallas, Texas. Over a three year period. Starting in 1960. Meaning Allison Hargreeves gets an amazing vintage look.

Most of what she is wearing is either vintage or custom made. Finding the screen accurate pieces of her wardrobe will be close to impossible or really expensive. But that won’t stop us from recreating her look. Below are alternative, close enough ways to get the look.

The Yellow Dress

Umbrella Academy Promo Poster Featuring Emmy Raver-Lampman as Allison

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Helpful search engine search terms for this look would be:

Yellow and White Stripe A-Line Dress, Vintage Striped Dress, Vintage Belted Dress

Yellow Pumps, Yellow Heels

Yellow Waist Belt, Round Buckle Waist Belt

Cream Beaded Vintage Cardigan, Vintage Cardigan, Cream Cardigan

Vintage 1960’s Brown Wig

If you’re savvy with sewing your own outfits, Cosplayer @Rebecca_Nar suggested using McCalls Pattern 3528 to try and recreate a similar look.

Organizing Outfit

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We don’t have images of every look Allison wore in Season Two, because there are just so many. But a lot of what she wore was Belted Short-Sleeved A-Line Dresses. There is some debate on whether or not this dress in particular is green or blue. The filtering on the show makes it a little hard to tell. I would try using the following search terms to look for this dress.

Short-Sleeved Belted A-Line Dress

Striped Short Sleeve Belted A-Line Dress

Blue (or Green) Belted Aline Dress

Belted Button Down Dress

Belted Button Dress

Beehive Wig

1960s Brown Wig

Sit-In Outfit

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As we mentioned earlier a lot of what she wore was Belted Short-Sleeved A-Line Dresses. For this outfit search terms, you may want to try would be:

Short-Sleeved Belted A-Line Dress

Striped Short Sleeve Belted A-Line Dress

Floral Chevron Short-Sleeved Belted A-Line Dress

Floral chevron belted dress orange

Umbrella Academy Temporary Tattoo

Brown Waist Belt

Thin Brown Waist Belt

1960s Brown Wig

The Tiki Dinner Outfit

THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY (L to R) AIDAN GALLAGHER as NUMBER FIVE, EMMY RAVER-LAMPMAN as ALLISON HARGREEVES, ROBERT SHEEHAN as KLAUS HARGREEVES, TOM HOPPER as LUTHER, DAVID CASTAEDA as DIEGO HARGREEVES and ELLEN PAGE as VANYA HARGREEVES in episode 206 of THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY Cr. COURTESY OF NETFLIX/NETFLIX © 2020

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1960s Brown Wig

Brown wig with bangs

Tartan Dress with collar

Tartan Belted Dress with Collar

Button Tartan Dress with Collar

Baby Blue (Light Blue) Plaid Dress with Collar

Baby Blue (Light Blue) Cardigan

Saving Vanya Outfit

THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY (L to R) ROBERT SHEEHAN as KLAUS HARGREEVES, EMMY RAVER-LAMPMAN as ALLISON HARGREEVES and DAVID CASTAEDA as DIEGO HARGREEVES in episode 209 of THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY Cr. CHRISTOS KALOHORIDIS/NETFLIX © 2020

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Search Terms to help you get the look:

Cable Knit Sweater

Light Blue Cable Knit Sweater

Vintage Cable Knit Sweater

Dark Denim Cropped High Rise Jeans

Dark Denim Ankle-Length Jeans

Black Pointed Flats

1960s Brown Wig

Brown Wig with Bangs

Telling the Truth Outfit

THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY (L to R) EMMY RAVER-LAMPMAN as ALLISON, ELLEN PAGE as VANYA HARGREEVES and ROBERT SHEEHAN as KLAUS HARGREEVES in episode 205 of THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY Cr. CHRISTOS KALOHORIDIS/NETFLIX © 2020

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Search terms for this outfit include:

1960s Tartan Dress

Vintage Tartan Belted Dress

Short-Sleeved Belted Tartan Dress

Black Pumps

Black Heels

Lavender Cropped Cardigan

Cropped Cardigan

3/4 Sleeve Cropped Cardigan

If you’re interested in trying to sew a dress for yourself, you might find these patterns helpful.

Apocalypse Outfit

THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY (L to R) TOM HOPPER as LUTHER , EMMY RAVER-LAMPMAN as ALLISON HARGREEVES, ROBERT SHEEHAN as KLAUS , DAVID CASTAEDA as DIEGO HARGREEVES and ELLEN PAGE as VANYA in THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY Cr. CHRISTOS KALOHORIDIS/NETFLIX © 2020

THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY (L to R) EMMY RAVER-LAMPMAN as ALLISON HARGREEVES, ELLEN PAGE as VANYA HARGREEVES, DAVID CASTAEDA as DIEGO, ROBERT SHEEHAN as KLAUS HARGREEVES and TOM HOPPER as LUTHER in episode 210 of THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY Cr. CHRISTOS KALOHORIDIS/NETFLIX © 2020

THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY (L to R) ROBERT SHEEHAN as KLAUS HARGREEVES, JUSTIN H. MIN as BEN HARGREEVES, AIDAN GALLAGHER as NUMBER FIVE, ELLEN PAGE as VANYA HARGREEVES, TOM HOPPER as LUTHER HARGREEVES, DAVID CASTAEDA as DIEGO HARGREEVES and EMMY RAVER-LAMPMAN as ALLISON HARGREEVES in episode 201 of THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY Cr. CHRISTOS KALOHORIDIS/NETFLIX © 2020

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This look may have to be something you get creative with. If you are a cosplayer looking to create this look, you may need to add some grey fabric paint in a V-Shape to a black cloak.

Search terms for this look include

Boot cut black slacks

Wide leg black slacks

Black Pointed flats

Elbow-length Black Gloves

Elbow Length driving gloves

Black Cloak

Button Down Black Cloak

Black Cape

Black and Grey Cape

Umbrella Academy Uniform from Hot Topic

Just in time for the second season, Hot Topic released Umbrella Academy themed cosplay and apparel. You can Allison’s look by purchasing the get the Blazer and Skirt from Hot Topic. Pair it with a white dress shirt, black tie, and knee-high socks and you are ready to go!

Also Check Out:

How to Cosplay Allison (The Rumor- #3) from The Umbrella Academy

L.A. Comic Con Umbrella Academy Cosplay Meetup

Umbrella Academy Cosplay at WonderCon 2019

Right in time for “The Umbrella Academy 2” we give you a Season 1 recap

Allison Hargreeves Outfits from Umbrella Academy Season Two The outfits worn by Emmy Raver-Lampman on Season Two of Umbrella Academy are nothing short of perfection.

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christywhitley · 5 years

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How The Umbrella Academy pulled off that amazing simultaneous dance sequence

I think we’re alone now… but are we?

Halfway through the first episode of The Umbrella Academy,five of the seven Hargreeves siblings — Luther (Tom Hopper), Diego (David Castañeda), Allison (Emmy Raver-Lampman), Klaus (Robert Sheehan), and Vanya (Ellen Page) — all find themselves reunited in their childhood home for the first time in years. They’ve been brought back together by the only event…

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double-croche1 · 2 years

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[CANNES 2022] La Sélection Officielle, la Quinzaine des Réalisateurs, la Semaine de la Critique et l’Acid du Festival de Cannes 2022, qui se tiendra du mardi 17 au samedi 28 mai, ont été annoncées. SÉLECTION OFFICIELLE - COMPÉTITION 20/05 : ‘Frère et sœur’ d’Arnaud Desplechin 25/05 : ‘Les Crimes du futur’ de David Cronenberg 29/06 : ‘Decision to Leave’ de Park Chan-Wook 13/07 : ‘Les Nuits de Mashhad’ d’Ali Abbasi 24/08 : ‘Leila et ses frères’ de Saeed Roustaee 28/09 : ‘Sans filtre’ de Ruben Östlund 05/10 : ‘Tori et Lokita’ de Jean-Pierre et Luc Dardenne 19/10 : ‘R.M.N.’ de Cristian Mungiu ‘EO’ de Jerzy Skolimowski 26/10 : ‘La Conspiration du Caire’ de Tarik Saleh 01/11 : ‘Close’ de Lukas Dhont 09/11 : ‘Pacifiction - Tourment sur les îles’ d’Albert Serra ‘Armageddon Time’ de James Gray 16/11 : ‘Les Amandiers’ de Valeria Bruni Tedeschi 23/11 : ‘Nostalgia’ de Mario Martone 07/12 : ‘Les Bonnes Etoiles’ de Kore-Eda Hirokazu 21/12 : ‘Les Huit Montagnes’ de Charlotte Vandermeersch et Felix Van Groeningen 01/02/23 : ‘Un petit frère’ de Léonor Serraille 15/02/23 : ‘La Femme de Tchaïkovski’ de Kirill Serebrennikov 03/05/23 : ‘Showing Up’ de Kelly Reichardt ‘Stars at Noon’ de Claire Denis SÉLECTION OFFICIELLE - UN CERTAIN REGARD 07/09 : ‘Rodeo’ de Lola Quivoron ‘Plan 75’ de Hayakawa Chie 12/10 : ‘Butterfly Vision’ de Maksym Nakonechnyi 19/10 : ‘Harka’ de Lotfy Nathan ‘The Stranger’ de Thomas M. Wright (Netflix) 16/11 : ‘Plus que jamais’ d’Emily Atef 07/12 : ‘Les Pires’ de Lise Akoka et Romane Gueret 14/12 : ‘Fièvre méditerranéenne’ de Mahah Haj ‘Corsage’ de Marie Kreutzer 21/12 : ‘Godland’ de Hlynur Pálmason 28/12 : ‘Joyland’ de Saim Sadiq 04/01/23 : ‘Radio Metronom’ d’Alexandru Belc ‘Tirailleurs’ de Mathieu Vadepied – Film d’ouverture 25/01/23 : ‘Retour à Séoul’ de Davy Chou 15/02/23 : ‘Domingo et la brume’ d’Ariel Escalante Meza 22/03/23 : ‘Le Bleu du caftan’ de Maryam Touzani 26/04/23 : ‘Burning Days’ d’Emin Alper 01/05/23 : ‘The Silent Twins’ d’Agnieszka Smoczyńska (DVD) 10/05/23 : ‘War Pony’ de Riley Keough et Gina Gammell 14/06/23 : ‘Sick of Myself’ de Kristoffer Borgli SÉLECTION OFFICIELLE - CANNES PREMIÈRE 23/05 : ‘Don Juan’ de Serge Bozon 07/06 : ‘Irma Vep’ d’Olivier Assayas (série, OCS) 13/07 : ‘La Nuit du 12’ de Dominik Moll 20/07 : ‘As bestas’ de Rodrigo Sorogoyen 10/08 : ‘Dodo’ de Panos H. Koutras 14/09 : ‘Chronique d’une liaison passagère’ d’Emmanuel Mouret 07/12 : ‘Nos frangins’ de Rachid Bouchareb 07+08+15-16/03/23 : ‘Esterno Notte’ de Marco Bellocchio (série, DVD puis arte.tv puis Arte) QUINZAINE DES RÉALISATEURS Films datés : 08/06 : ‘Men’ d’Alex Garland – Séance spéciale 31/08 : ‘Les Cinq Diables’ de Léa Mysius ‘La Dérive des continents (au sud)’ de Lionel Baier 07/09 : ‘Revoir Paris’ d’Alice Winocour ‘Les Années Super 8’ d’Annie Ernaux et David Ernaux-Briot (arte.tv) 14/09 : ‘Feu follet’ de João Pedro Rodrigues 05/10 : ‘Un beau matin’ de Mia Hansen-Løve 12/10 : ‘Les Harkis’ de Philippe Faucon 02/11 : ‘Le Serment de Pamfir’ de Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk 07/12 : ‘Falcon Lake’ de Charlotte Le Bon ‘Sous les figues’ d’Erige Sehiri 14/12 : ‘Les Années Super 8’ d’Annie Ernaux et David Ernaux-Briot 21/12 : ‘Le Parfum Vert’ de Nicolas Pariser – Film de clôture 11/01/23 : ‘De Humani Corporis Fabrica’ de Véréna Paravel et Lucien Castaing-Taylor ‘L'Envol’ de Pietro Marcello – Film d’ouverture 25/01/23 : ‘Ashkal, l’enquête de Tunis’ de Youssef Chebbi 01/02/23 : ‘La Montagne’ de Thomas Salvador 01/03/23 : ‘Le Barrage’ d’Ali Cherri 15/03/23 : ‘Un Varón’ de Fabian Hernández 22/03/23 : ‘Chili 1976’ de Manuela Martelli 29/03/23 : ‘El Agua’ d’Elena López Riera 22/05/23 : ‘Funny Pages’ d’Owen Kline (OCS) 26/05/23 : ‘God’s Creatures’ d’Anna Rose Holmer et Saela Davis (OCS) Film non daté : ‘Enys Men’ de Mark Jenkin SEMAINE DE LA CRITIQUE Films datés : 07/09 : ‘Tout le monde aime Jeanne’ de Céline Devaux – Hors Compétition 08/09 : ‘Hideous’ de Yann Gonzalez (Mubi) - Court-métrage 04/01/23 : ‘L’Etrange Histoire du coupeur de bois’ de Mikko Myllylahti 01/02/23 : ‘Aftersun’ de Charlotte Wells 01/03/23 : ‘Goutte d’Or’ de Clément Cogitore – Hors Compétition 22/03/23 : ‘Dalva’ d’Emmanuelle Nicot ‘L'Eden’ d’Andrés Ramírez Pulido 05/04/23 : ‘About Kim Sohee’ de July Jung – Film de clôture, Hors Compétition 12/04/23 : ‘Alma Viva’ de Cristèle Alves Meira 03/05/23 : ‘Nos cérémonies’ de Simon Rieth Films non datés : ‘Imagine’ d’Ali Behrad ‘When You Finish Saving the World’ de Jesse Eisenberg – Film d’ouverture, Hors Compétition SÉLECTION OFFICIELLE - SÉANCES DE MINUIT 31/08 : ‘Rebel’ de Adil El Arbi et Bllall Fallah 21/09 : ‘Moonage Daydream’ de Brett Morgen 30/11 : ‘Fumer fait tousser’ de Quentin Dupieux 14/06/23 : ‘Hunt’ de Lee Jung-Jae (DVD) SÉLECTION OFFICIELLE - SÉANCES SPÉCIALES Films datés : 01/07 : ‘Salam’ de Mélanie “Diam’s”, Houda Benyamina, Anne Cissé 27/07 : ‘Marcel !’ de Jasmine Trinca 14/09 : ‘Babi Yar. Contexte’ de Sergei Loznitsa 12/10 : ‘Le Petit Nicolas - Qu'est-ce qu'on attend pour être heureux ?’ d’Amandine Fredon et Benjamin Massoubre 26/10 : ‘Mon pays imaginaire’ de Patricio Guzmán 09/11 : ‘Riposte féministe’ de Marie Perennès 08/02/23 : ‘Traces’ de Tiago Guedes Films non datés : ‘Tout ce que nous respirons’ de Shaunak Sen ‘Jerry Lee Lewis: Trouble in Mind’ d’Ethan Coen ‘The Vagabonds’ de Doroteya Droumeva SÉLECTION OFFICIELLE - HORS COMPÉTITION 17/05 : ‘Coupez !’ de Michel Hazanavicius – Film d’ouverture 25/05 : ‘Top Gun : Maverick’ de Joseph Kosinski 22/06 : ‘Elvis’ de Baz Luhrmann 24/08 : ‘Trois mille ans à t’attendre’ de George Miller 05/10 : ‘Novembre’ de Cédric Jimenez 12/10 : ‘L'Innocent’ de Louis Garrel 16/10 : ‘Mariupolis 2’ de Mantas Kvedaravičius (arte.tv) 01/11 : ‘Mascarade’ de Nicolas Bedos ACID 20/07 : ‘Magdala’ de Damien Manivel 02/11 : ‘Jacky Caillou’ de Lucas Delangle 21/11 : ‘How to Save a Dead Friend’ de Marusya Syroechkovskaya (arte.tv) 22/03/23 : ‘Atlantic Bar’ de Fanny Molins 29/03/23 : ‘Grand Paris’ de Martin Jauvat 05/04/23 : ‘Polaris’ d’Ainara Vera 12/04/23 : ‘La Colline’ de Denis Gheerbrant et Lina Tsrimova 10/05/23 : ‘99 Moons’ de Jan Gassmann 28/06/23 : ‘Yamabuki’ de Juichiro Yamasaki A&B

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Everything to look forward to at The Venice Film Festival

Venice Film Festival will start from August 30 and there's a lot to look forward to, for the movie buffs.

This year, the 74th edition of the film festival will see the world premiere of movies from directors such as Alexander Payne, Guillermo del Toro, George Clooney, Darren Aronofsky, Paul Schrader and Martin McDonagh.

The film festival's chief, Alberto Barbera announced earlier today that the film festival will have everything that the festival attendees and the world is expecting. He said that he was “97% satisfied” with his roster of movies and celebrities for the year.

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The fest will be opening with "Payne’s Downsizing" that stars Matt Damon.

Guillermo del Toro's film "The Shape Of Water" will make del Toro's debut at the Venice Film Festival. Barbera today called his film teh best film in a decade. The movie stars Sally Hawkins, Michael Stuhlbarg, Michael Shannon, Octavia Spencer and Richard Jenkins.

Also, to note is George Clooney's home invasion comedy crime movie "Suburbicon" with Matt Damon, Oscar Isaac and Julianne Moore.

Darren Aronofsky who produced "Jackie" that made an entry last year will bring in the much talked about movie "Mother!", a horror drama movie starring Jennifer Lawrence, Ed Harris, Michelle Pfeiffer and Javier Bardem star.

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Javier Bardem will be there not only for "Mother!" but for "Loving Pablo", a drama about Pablo Escobar that also stars Penelope Cruz and Peter Sarsgaard and is running out of competition. (Scroll down for the entire list of movies in the section)

The film festival will also include some titles from Netflix this year. The list includes "Our Souls At Night" out of competition and two episodes of "Suburra" its first Italian series, which will screen in the Cinema nel Giardino.

The entire list of movies at Venice Film festival under all sections:

VENICE 74 COMPETITION

Downsizing, dir: Alexander Payne (Opening Night Film)

Human Flow, dir: Ai Weiwei

Mother!, dir: Darren Aronofsky

Suburbicon, dir: George Clooney

The Shape Of Water, dir: Guillermo del Toro

L’Insulte, dir: Ziad Doueiri

La Villa, dir: Robert Guediguian

Lean On Pete, dir: Andrew Haigh

Mektoub, My Love: Canto Uno, dir: Abdellatif Kechiche

The Third Murder, dir: Hirokazu Kore-eda

*Jusqu’à La Garde, dir: Xavier Legrand

Foxtrot, dir: Samuel Maoz

Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri; dir: Martin McDonagh

Hannah, dir: Andrea Pallaoro

Ammore E Malavita, dir: Manetti Bros

Angels Wear White, dir: Vivian Qu

Una Famiglia, dir: Sebastiano Riso

First Reformed, dir: Paul Schrader

Sweet Country, dir: Warwick Thornton

The Leisure Seeker, dir: Paolo Virzi

Ex Libris – The New York Public Library, dir: Frederick Wiseman

OUT OF COMPETITION – FICTION

Our Souls At Night, dir: Ritesh Batra

Il Singor Rotpeter, dir: Antonietta De Lillo

Victoria & Abdul, dir: Stephen Frears

La Mélodie, dir: Rachid Hami

Outrage Coda, Takeshi Kitano (Closing Night Film)

Loving Pablo, dir: Fernando Leon De Aranoa

Zama, dir: Lucretia Martel

Wormwood, dir: Errol Morris

Diva!, dir: Francesco Patierno

La Fidèle, dir: Michael R Roskam

Il Colore Nascosto Delle Cose, dir: Silvio soldini

The Private Life Of A Modern Woman, dir: James Toback

Brawl In Cell Block 99, dir: S Craig Zahler

OUT OF COMPETITION – DOCUMENTARIES

Cuba And The Cameraman, dir: Jon Alpert

My Generation, dir: David Batty

Piazza Vittorio, dir: Abel Ferrara

The Devil And Father Amorth, dir: William Friedkin

This Is Congo, dir: Daniel McCabe

Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda, dir: Stephen Nomura Schible

Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond. The Story Of Jim Carrey, Andy Kaufman And Tony Clifton, dir: Chris Smith

Happy Winter, dir: Giovanni Totaro

OUT OF COMPETITION – SPECIAL EVENTS

Casa D’Altri, dir: Gianni Amelio

Michael Jackson’s Thriller 3D, dir: John Landis

Making Of Michael Jackson’s Thriller, dir: Jerry Kramer

HORIZONS

Nico 1988, dir: Susanna Nicchiarelli (opening film)

*Disappearance , dir: Ali Asgari

Espèces Menacées, dir: Gilles Bourdos

The Rape Of Recy Taylor, dir: Nancy Buirski

Caniba, dirs: Lucien Castaing-Taylor, Verena Paravel

*Les Bienheureux, dir: Sofia Djama

Marvin, dir: Anne Fontaine

Invisible, dir: Pablo Giorgelli

*Brutti E Cattivi, dir: Cosimo Gomez

The Cousin, dir: Tzahi Grad

*The Testament, dir: Amichai Greenberg

No Date, No Signature, dir: Vahid Jalilvand

*Los Versos Del Ovido, dir: Alireza Khatami

La Nuit Ou J’ai Nagé – Oyogisugita, dirs: Damien Manivel, Igarashi Kohei

Krieg, dir: Rick Ostermann

*West Of Sunshine, dir: Jason Raftopoulos

Gatta Cenerentola, dirs: Alessandro Rak, Ivan Cappiello, Marino Guarnieri, Dario Sansone

Under The Tree, dir: Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurdsson

La Vita In Commune, dir: Edoardo Winspeare

CINEMA NEL GIARDINO

Manuel, dir: Dario Albertini

Controfigura, dir: Ra Di Martino

Woodshock, dirs: Kate and Laura Mulleavy

Nato A Casal Di Principe, dir: Bruno Oliviero

Suburra, dirs: Michele Placido, Andrea Molaioli, Guiseppe Capotondi

Tuers, dirs: Francois Troukens, Jean-Francois Hensgens

(WION)

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