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scenesandscreens · 11 months

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Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001)

Director - Simon West, Cinematography - Peter Menzies Jr.

"I wish we could get back the time that was stolen from us."

#scenesandscreens #Lara Croft: Tomb Raider #lara croft #tomb raider #simon west #Peter Menzies Jr.#Leslie Phillips #Henry Wyndham #Olegar Fedoro #chris barrie #Julian Rhind-Tutt #daniel craig #noah taylor #richard johnson #jon voight #iain glen #angelina jolie

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moviemosaics · 2 years

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Eastern Promises

directed by David Cronenberg, 2007

#Eastern Promises #David Cronenberg #movie mosaics #Armin Mueller-Stahl #Viggo Mortensen #Donald Sumpter #Naomi Watts #Olegar Fedoro #Vincent Cassel

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kwebtv · 2 years

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Peter the Great - NBC - February 2 - 5, 1986

Historical Drama (4 episodes)

Running Time: 480 minutes

Stars:

Maximilian Schell as Peter the Great

Jan Niklas as Peter the Great in early adulthood

Vanessa Redgrave as Tsarevna Sophia

Omar Sharif as Prince Feodor Romodanovsky

Laurence Olivier as William III and II

Trevor Howard as Sir Isaac Newton

Ursula Andress as Athalie

Olegar Fedoro as Boyar Lopukhin

Natalya Andrejchenko as Tsaritsa Eudoxia Lopukhina

Helmut Griem as Captain Alexander Menshikov

Renée Soutendijk as Anna Mons

Hanna Schygulla as Catherine Skavronskaya

Christoph Eichhorn as Charles XII

Lilli Palmer as Tsarina Natalya

Mel Ferrer as Frederick

Elke Sommer as Charlotte

Jan Malmsjö as The Patriarch

Boris Plotnikov as Tsarevich Alexis

Jeremy Kemp as General Patrick Gordon

Geoffrey Whitehead as Prince Vasily Golitsyn

Graham McGrath as young adult Peter the Great

Dennis DeMarne as the figure of Peter the Great at the narrating scenes of the later years

Ann Zacharias as Daria Lund

Algis Arlauskas as Father Theodosius

#Peter The Great #TV #Miniseries #NBC #1986 #Historical Drama #Maximillian Schell #Vanessa Redgrave #Omar Sharif #Trevor Howard #Laurence Olivier #Elke Sommer #Ursula Andress #Mel Ferrer

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fearsmagazine · 11 months

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COUNTRY OF HOTELS - Review

DISTRIBUTOR: Terror Films

SYNOPSIS: Should you end up in room 508 in this mysterious, nameless and fetid hotel, you will find yourself in an alternate reality, akin to the “Twilight Zone,” with an unseen threat lurking behind the walls and in the air ducts. COUNTRY OF HOTELS presents five tales of lost souls who enter room 508 and are confronted by the darkness in their lives.

REVIEW: COUNTRY OF HOTELS is an entry into the subgenre of sinister hotels/rooms such as the Cohen Brothers’ “Barton Fink,” David Lynch’s “The Hotel Room,” or the grand-daddy of them all “The Shinning” (pick your adaptation).

Having said that, COUNTRY OF HOTELS establishes an atmosphere and a tension that it sustains throughout. They achieve it through a compilation of performances, production values and camera work. The wallpaper in room 508 appears to be a homage to the carpet design from the Overlook Hotel in Kubrick’s “The Shining.” There are a lot of dark tones and hues that add to the oppressive feel of the film. Given the tight spaces, the edits are sharp with an organic feel to the movement. Christos Fanaras’s score was okay was okay, but the film’s sound design adds more to the overall atmosphere to the film. For all the room’s production design and art direction, the rest of the locations are lacking and feel makeshift, especially the check-in/front desk area.

The stories tend to be superficial in only addressing the particulars of the situation the viewer is presented with. The characters at the center of each tale do not present as a full person, never feeling there is a chance for redemption. Much like a classic EC Comic tale, such as “Tales From the Crypt” or “Haunt of Fear,” these characters wear their damnation on their sleeves. The TV in the room serves as a source of torment, sometimes feeling a bit more unrealistic than surreal. I enjoyed the adult themes. Still, the writing does not offer any satisfying conclusions or any speculation about the hotel or its staff to sustain the viewer’s curiosity past the credits.

The performances are interesting, frequently intense, but limited. There is no breathing room to allow the viewer to connect with the character and potentially feel for them. There is a lot of energy and a perspective of that character in that moment, which kept me at a distance, feeling like a spectator at a “peep show.”

Julio Maria Martino’s & David Hauptschein’s COUNTRY OF HOTELS is an interesting adult film about not nice people who find themselves in a surreal hotel room that challenges them. There are many good things about the film that make it worth a watch. I don’t feel the dark humor works and by the end I did not feel anything for these characters, even the hotel staff.

CAST: Siobhán Hewlett, Michael Laurence, Adam Leese, Matthew Leitch, Charles Pike, Sabrina Faroldi, Ben Shafik, Olegar Fedoro, and Mia Soteriou. CREW: Director - Julio Maria Martino; Screenplay - David Hauptschein; Producer - Saba Kia; Cinematographer - Stefano Slocovich; Score - Christos Fanaras; Editor - Peter Allinson; Production Designer - Mike McLoughlin; Costume Designer - Lauren Miller; Visual Effects Supervisor - Ross Macpherson OFFICIAL: N.A. FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/CountryOfHotels TWITTER: N.A. TRAILER: https://youtu.be/MQFBf3vXcVY RELEASE DATE: On digital platforms May 26th, 2023

**Until we can all head back into the theaters our “COVID Reel Value” will be similar to how you rate a film on digital platforms - 👍 (Like), 👌 (It’s just okay), or 👎 (Dislike)

Reviewed by Joseph B Mauceri

#movie review #film review #COUNTRY OF HOTELS #terror films #Julio Maria Martino #David Hauptschein #mystery #horror #surreal #joseph b mauceri #joseph mauceri

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milliondollarbaby87 · 2 years

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Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (2001) Review

Based on the very popular video game, bringing Lara Croft to life where she must recover powerful ancient artefacts and staying away from the villains who are against her. ⭐️⭐️ (more…)

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videomessiah · 5 years

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Beg! (1994)

#Beg!#horroredit #Peta Lily #Julian Bleach #Philip Pellew #Olegar Fedoro #Robert Golden #My Stuff

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thebittersweetdistractor · 7 years

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MARK PRITCHARD ft. BIBIO “Give It Your Choir” [Official Video]

One year after the release of his stunning LP “Under The Sun”, Mark Pritchard has shared a new video for his Bibio-featuring track “Give It Your Choir”. Directed by acclaimed Dutch director Emmanuel Adjei and shot as a single take full frame monochrome, the video features Olegar Fedoro who starred in Andrei Tarkovsky’s cult classic “Stalker”.

#Music #mark pritchard #give it your choir #bibio #emmanuel adjei #olegar fedoro #andrei tarkovsky #stalker #video #onrepeat

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crossandfaded · 7 years

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mark pritchard + bibio: give it your choir

#mark pritchard #bibio #under the sun #warp records #electronic #olegar fedoro #stalker #andrei tarkovsky #roadside picnic #arkady strugatsky #boris strugatsky #strugatsky brothers #hypernormalisation

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page58-blog1 · 6 years

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Fear Blinds the Truth in 'In Darkness' (Trailer) starring Natalie Dormer & Ed Skrein with Emily Ratajkowski

Fear Blinds the Truth in ‘In Darkness’ (Trailer) starring Natalie Dormer & Ed Skrein with Emily Ratajkowski

“Did you know the deceased?” “We were neighbors she was always kind to me.” “So you didn’t hear anything?” “No.” ‘In Darkness’ tells about the blind pianist Sophia who overhears a struggle in the apartment above hers that leads to the death of her neighbor, and gets caught up in the dangerous underworld of London. “Sophia please look after this for me.”

“It is true that the loss of one…

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#Amber Anderson #Anthony Byrne #Bern Collaco #Daniel Eghan #Ed Skrein #Emily Ratajkowski #In Darkness #James Cosmo #Jan Bijvoet #Jem Kai Olsen #Joely Richardson #Kim Adis #Lexie Benbow-Hart #natalie dormer #Neil Maskell #Olegar Fedoro #Renars Latkovskis #Vertical Entertainment

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saturdaynightmatinee · 4 years

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CALIFICACIÓN PERSONAL: 5 / 10

Título Original: In Darkness

Año: 2018

Duración: 100 min.

País: Reino Unido

Director: Anthony Byrne

Guion: Anthony Byrne, Natalie Dormer

Música: Niall Byrne

Fotografía: Si Bell

Reparto: Natalie Dormer, Ed Skrein, Emily Ratajkowski, James Cosmo, Joely Richardson, Amber Anderson, Neil Maskell, Jan Bijvoet, Daniel Eghan, Lexie Benbow-Hart, Bern Collaco, Anick Wiget, Olegar Fedoro, Stefan Kopiecki, Michael Bott, Kim Adis, Renars Latkovskis, Fatah Ghedi, Tracy Green

Productora: Coproducción Reino Unido-Estados Unidos; XYZ Films / 42. Distribuida por Universal Pictures

Género: Mystery, Thriller

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5164184/

TRAILER: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAvHoeClyc4

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starflixmoviesworld-blog · 4 years

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Eastern Promises (2007)

The mysterious and charismatic Russian-born Nikolai Luzhin is a driver for one of London's most notorious organized crime families of Eastern European origin. The family is part of the Vory V Zakone criminal brotherhood. Headed by Semyon--whose courtly charm as the welcoming proprietor of the plush Trans-Siberian restaurant impeccably masks a cold, brutal core--the family is tested by Semyon's volatile son and enforcer, Kirill, who is more tightly bound to Nikolai than to his own father. (Focus Features)

Genres: Drama, Suspense/Thriller, Crime, Mystery

Country: Canada, UK, USA

Directed By: David Cronenberg

Written By: Steven Knight

Starring: Viggo Mortensen, Naomi Watts, Vincent Cassel, Armin Mueller-Stahl, Sinéad Cusack, Olegar Fedoro, Jerzy Skolimowski, Donald Sumpter, Josef Altin, Mina E. Mina

#movie #movies #movie review #Movie Poster #drama #suspense/thriller #crime #mystery #canada #uk #usa #viggo mortensen #naomi watts

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milliondollarbaby87 · 7 years

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Stratton (2017) Review

John Stratton a British Special Boat Service commando unearths an international terrorist when on a mission and now must battle against a mole within MI6 to prevent the attack.

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