Attention: CONTEST IS NOW CLOSED. All winners have been notified. Thanks for your interest in The Hundred-Foot Journey. ——————————————————————————————————————————— Go,See,Talk and DreamWorks Pictures are offering TWO lucky fans a copy of THE HUNDRED-FOOT JOURNEY which hits retail shelves Tuesday, December 2nd. To enter, send an email to contest@goseetalk.com with “HUNDRED“ in the subject line and answer this question for us: ‘If you could, where in the world would you want to open a restaurant, and what kind of food would you serve?’ Remember to include your first and last name and mailing address. That’s it! Contest is open to US residents only. One entry per household. Two (2) winners will be picked at random and notified by e-mail at noon on December 19th. Good luck to…
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Video Interview…’Locke’ Writer/Director Steven Knight
The latest brilliant cinematic offering from across the pond is the Steven Knight drama Locke. Both written and directed by Knight, Locke tells the story of a man who in one night must decide between a myriad of jeopardies. Knight, known for penning Eastern Promises and Dirty Pretty Things, crafts and then directs Hardy in this dramatic one man tour de force. It’s a stunning film, one that blurs the line between cinema and theater, and even more stunning is the conception and execution of Knight’s gripping narrative. A masterpiece of writing and acting, the film is as impacting as it is riveting but also it deserves to be lauded…
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G-S-T Review…Locke
Steven Knight (writer Eastern Promises, Dirty Pretty Things) writes and directs this gripping one man show starring: everyone’s favorite screen sociopath, Tom Hardy. It’s a film reminiscent of the 2010 Ryan Reynolds film, Buried, in that it’s all about Tom Hardy, and revolves around a single important moment in his life. The film is simply about a man trying to make amends for one mistake, yet in attempting to set this one thing right, he’s at risk of losing everything else he has going for him. It’s an impressive character study. Some can argue the merits for and against his decisions at length, yet at the end of the day, right or wrong, what Ivan…
