#Sarah Khan films

[govtjobme]

Sarah Khan Biography | Wiki, Career, Photos & More

Renowned Pakistani actress Sarah Khan is well-known for her roles in dramas on television. She started her acting career in the early 2010s and received popularity for her various performances. She was born on January 22, 1992, in Karachi, Pakistan. In 2012, Khan made her screen debut in the drama “Bari Aapa,” which launched a lucrative career. Her parts in well-known plays like “Mohabbat Subh Ka Sitara Hai,” “Kaisi Terii Khudgarzi,” and “Raqs-e-Bismil” have earned her praise. Khan has gained both a devoted fan base and critical acclaim for her captivating performance and magnetic persona. In addition to her acting profession, she is well-known for her social problem campaigning and charitable work. Sarah Khan is still a prominent figure in Pakistan’s entertainment sector, and her influential work has helped it to expand and become more diverse.

[taraljc]

After the Hela episode of What If...?, I rewatched Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings and it is exactly as delightful as I remembered it being and I really really I'm going to be pissed off if we don't get another Shang-Chi film soon. like I could give a fuck about the Kang Dynasty but I definitely want to see Shang and Katy figuring out cosmic shit with Wong.

Speaking of Wong and that tag, one of my favourite running gags continues to be Carol desperately trying to avoid being press ganged into the Avengers or even being Avengers adjacent. The whole 'Bruce has got my number,' and Bruce responding 'I do not. I do not have her number. She does this a lot.'

(I do however absolutely believe that she and King Valkyrie are low-key dating.)

And just imagining how much Kamala is going to force her to interact with the world now that she is actually moved out of her spaceship and back into the Rambeau house until Monica gets back brings me such delight and especially I would like to know when Sam is going to show up to be neighbourly.

Cos you know it is only going to take about 15 seconds before Sarah lets him know that the grapevine has already been going crazy with another Avenger in NOLA. And Carol would be like how did you even find out and Kamala be like 'that would be me I posted on Instagram I'm by the way totally managing your fan page unofficially on Instagram and I didn't post the address of your house or anything' when in fact she totally geotagged a selfie like from the backyard.

I also love that despite Jersey City being as far away from New Orleans as you can be in many ways, the Khan family has accepted Carol as one of their own and helped her unpack and probably do a bunch of stuff that she had no idea how to do like get the electricity and phone and water and gas switched over to her name so she could pay them and she's like I have no money and Nick Fury face-palming like I will get you money.

(And the whole flashback with Maria being like so you need to take the cat and she's like oh no no no no we have had this discussion as if the cat is sort of their adopted child that they share custody of which I completely understand because lemon sharks and I share custody of Flynn and thank God Flynn does not have the ability to eat an entire cargo shipment and then throw it up a week later on the carpet.)

anyway I'm going to be seriously pissed off if Monica Rambeau is just written off being in a different Earth in the multiverse and we never get to see her and Sam meet. That will make me very very angry and I would like that not to happen, and I want to have faith I really do. But I do not entirely have faith? there has been a small lack of faith. especially when The Marvels did just fine and yet is being declared a huge box office bomb when it did the same numbers as other movies that were considered modest successes. It's like not every superhero movie needs to be a gigantic tent pole movie that brings in a hundred bajillion dollars some of them are just ladies road trip movies that happened to take place in space.

[allamericansbitch]

Hi again Sarah! My Indian films rec list just got super long cos of all the tropes and summaries so I'm making it into a proper post I can tag you in!

While I do that, here are my top five faves from both Bollywood and Kollywood (Tamil films) respectively:

Bollywood:

- Dhoom 2 (2006); I'm actually rewatching this right now and it's a SUPER fun, campy heist movie with a great soundtrack! The whole trilogy of movies are great but this one is my fave and they can all be watched as standalones

- 3 Idiots (2009); a modern classic that most people have heard of if they are casual fans of Bollywood. It takes place in an engineering college and has a super compelling plot I can't give away too much of

- Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi (2008); It's a love story of an arranged marriage between a shy guy and this outgoing girl who kind of hates how quiet and introverted he is. And she thinks he expects her to be a traditional Indian wife so she kind of is sad abt being married. Then she goes to take dance lessons and in an attempt to connect with his wife, he goes to the lessons in disguise as a confident guy and they fall in love!

- A Bonus Rec: If you liked Aamir Khan (the lead actor in 3 Idiots) and Anushka Sharma (the lead actress of Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi), they did a really adorable sci-fi movie called PK (2014) about an alien called PK who crashes into India and befriends a human lady. It's just such love letter to humanity and I LOVED Anushka's character back storyline in that movie, it changed my life ahahha

- Teri Meri Kahaani (2012); Heads up this does star Priyanka Chopra but before she became a Hollywood weirdo 😭 and back when she was super talented!! It also stars this really cute actor called Shahid Kapoor. These two play different characters in three different timelines and it explores the concept of soulmates and Hindu reincarnation!! Again CHANGED MY LIFE!

- Ram Leela (2013) or the longer title is Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela. It's basically a hotter and older M18 version of Romeo and Juliet with a happy ending if I remember correctly! It starts Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh who fell in love on set (they were friends before that) and started dating just before the movie came out! They are now happily married 🥰

This got so long already hahaha I'll send you another ask with Tamil titles once you're ready for it! But these are all the fun titles I have loved, if you want more tragic ones (I love a good tragedy and having a good cry over movies), do let me know and I'll give you that list!

amazing thank you! i'm about to head to bed but i wanted to respond and let you know i got this, you can send me that list whenever you want no pressure, but these all sound really interesting! so i'll put them on my list of movies to watch!

[disney-is-mylife]

I chose not to count any of the minor villains from the Package Films (ex: the Wolf from Make Mine Music, the Headless Horseman from The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, etc), and there is no Real Villain in Dumbo (prejudice), Bambi ("Man"), or Lady and the Tramp (Aunt Sarah??? the rat????), hence they're omitted as well. The reason I still included Pinocchio is because half of the cast are Iconic Villains/Antagonists, so it's kinda hard NOT to count them lol.

Happy voting! ❤

[kizzyedgelll]

Hi, everyone! Welcome to my 8th shoutout series (inspired by Sarah's)! I've already explained it here, but this series consist of me praising content creators and showing my favorite creations every week.

(also, if you've been put here more than once and you'd like me to stop mentioning you, just message me!)

Under the cut are my favorite creations from the past week (may 28 - june 3):

The Little Mermaid gifset by @buckysbarnes

Mean Girls gifset by @candicepatton

Films vs paintings gifset by @romanoffs-nat

Peter Pan gifset by @alexstewart

Isle of Dogs gifset by @henricavyll

Dunkirk gifset by @starfighters

Stranger Things 01x07 gifset by @williiambyers

Black Swan gifset by @margaretacarter

Thor gifset by @yeamarvel

Shutter Island gifset by @joellellie

Toy Story gifset by @stydixa

The Wizard of Oz gifset by @vanessacarlysle

The Power of the Dog gifset by @lo-hi

A Quiet Place gifset by @skqll (monster horror tw)

Stranger Things' Eleven gifset by @hopper-wheeler

Spiderman Across The Spiderverse gifset by @kamala-khan

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[notasapleasure]

Look i’m stressed out of my tiny mind because of house move, the dog won’t stop licking his leg and being an arsehole when you try to stop him from doing so, i’m mired in writing Doubt, my work inbox is full of passive aggression, please just let me be proud of this one thing

WATCHED 2023 Death in Paradise (Charlie Banks), 1 episode, BBC iPlayer 2022 Andor (Brasso), 6 episodes, Disney+ I Used to Be Famous (Big Dave), feature film, Netflix The Witchfinder (John Stearne), 2 episodes credited, but really just 1, BBC iPlayer 2021 Invasion (US General), 2 episodes (1.8, 1.9), Apple TV+ 2020 Avenue 5 (Joe Gibbs), 2 episodes (1.1, 1.2), HBO+/Sky 2019 Memory Man (Memory Man), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkjWko7sJLk&feature=youtu.be White Gold (Roland Setra), 2 episodes (2.5, 2.6), Netflix 2018 Nightflyers (Lommie's Father), 3 episodes (1.2, 1.5, 1.7), Netflix Head Full of Honey (Mickey), feature film, Apple TV+ Safe (Neil Chahal), 8 episodes credited, but it’s more like 6, he’s barely in the last two, Netflix Marcella (Nick), 1 episode (2.1), Netflix Vera (Naz Ahmed), 1 episode (8.1), ITVplayer 2017 Maigret (Oscar (as Chook Sibtain)) 1 episode (2.1) No Offence (Sgt Keith Pankani (as Chook Sibtain)), 3 (2?) episodes (2.2, 2.3), 4+ player Emerald City (Jeremiah (as Chook Sibtain)), 1 episode (1.4) 2016 New Blood (Ayjay Kapour (as Chook Sibtain)), 1 episode (1.6), Britbox (free trial) Houdini and Doyle (Dr. Chandra (as Chook Sibtain)), 1 episode (1.7), ITVplayer 2012 Ghost Recon: Alpha (Pepper (as Chook Sibtain)), Short/video game promo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-wAzlqzXH0 2012 Casualty (Stephen Leese (as Chook Sibtain)), 1 episode (26.17), https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVfvj1v0lk8 (full episode) 2011 Hustle (Danush Larijani (as Chook Sibtain), 1 episode (7.4), BBC iPlayer 2009 We Make Music Short film, Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wfpGohoz_s Doctor Who (Tarak Ital (as Chook Sibtain), The Waters of Mars, BBC iPlayer Robin Hood (Isabella's Guard (as Chook Sibtain)), 1 episode (3.11), currently available on BBC iPlayer 2008 Doctors (Matt Brown (as Chook Sibtain)), 8 episodes (10.8, 10.9, 10.12, 10.14, 10.16, 10.17, 10.18, 10.19), YouTube 2007 The Sarah Jane Adventures (Mark Grantham (as Chook Sibtain)), 2 episodes (1.5, 1.6), BBC iPlayer 2006 The Bill (Chris Dalton (as Chook Sibtain)), 1 episode (22.36), UKTV player 2005 Where the Heart Is (Gary (as Chook Sibtain)), 1 episode (9.5), UKTV player Footballers' Wives (Surjit (as Chook Sibtain)), 1 episodes (4.5), ITV player 2003 Grease Monkeys (Deep (as Chook Sibtain)), 1 episode (1.10), Prime TV 2002 Bad Girls (Naj Khan Din (as Chook Sibtain)), 1 episode (4.16), UKTV player 2000/2001 EastEnders (Jack (as Chook Sibtain)), 10 episodes, August – October 2000 and a couple in February 2001, some on youtube, some on UKTV player 22 Aug, 24 Aug, 4 Sep, 21 Sep, 26 Sep, 5 Oct, 10 Oct, 16 Oct ; 2001: 19 Feb, 19 Mar 

CURRENTLY WATCHING 2018 Hard Sun (DS Herbie Sarafian) 6/6 episodes, hulu/Sky – no longer available on iPlayer, paid for on Amazon

SOURCED, YET TO WATCH 2020 National Theatre Live: Dara (Itbar) Via subscription on NTL 2015 National Theatre Live: The Beaux' Stratagem (Gibbet (as Chook Sibtain)) Via subscription on NTL 2013 National Theatre Live: Othello (Montano (as Chook Sibtain)) Via subscription on NTL 2000 The Stretch (Richard Asher (as Chook Sibtain)) TV movie, Sky

I CONTACTED THE PRODUCTION COMPANY OK WHAT ELSE DO I DO? 2016 Arman (Sevan (as Chook Sibtain)) 2012 Naachle London (Galpreet (as Chook Sibtain)) trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftwUGemp6Jw 2009 The Unforgettable (as Chook Sibtain) The songs are everywhere, but the film? Three trailers here, not sure he’s actually in any of them: https://vimeo.com/channels/theunforgettable

I HAVEN’T FOUND IT YET 2006 Holby City (Eddie McGuire (as Chook Sibtain)) 2 episodes (9.5, 9.6), not available anywhere obvious – clip on Joplin’s YouTube showreel 2005 Doctors (Bryan Hennessey (as Chook Sibtain)), 1 episode (The Two of Us, 7.134) 2002 Doctors (Gary (as Chook Sibtain)), 1 episode (Into the Shadows, 4.38) 2000 EastEnders (Jack (as Chook Sibtain)), 5 episodes, August – October 2000 17 Aug, 21 Aug, 5 Sep, 2 Oct, 9 Oct 1997 In the Customer’s Shoes (new version) sometimes it’s better when you can’t find something - Melrose Learning Resources https://www2.bfi.org.uk/films-tv-people/4ce2b813d8b41 1996 Beck (Charlie (as Chook Sibtain) 1/6 episodes (1.4), tough to track down, never released on DVD

[majid5566]

Best Pakistani Drama Raqs-e-Bismil

Pakistani TV series have long been known for their distinctive storytelling, and “Raqs-e-Bismil” stands out as a shining gem among them. Airing in 2021, this gripping television series has won audiences over with its thought-provoking storytelling, stellar performances, and exploration of complex themes such as love and romance. love, spirituality and redemption. In this article, we dive into the world of “Raqs-e-Bismil” and explore the reasons that make it one of the best Pakistani dramas of recent times.

An outline of the plot

“Raqs-e-Bismil” revolves around the life of Moosa (played by Imran Ashraf), a rebellious and mysterious young man living in a conservative village. Despite being born into a religious family, Moosa’s unusual beliefs and actions created tension in the community. He falls in love with Zohra (played by Sarah Khan), a prostitute with a troubled past who dreams of a life beyond her current circumstances. Their lives intersect, leading to a unique and transformative love story that challenges society’s norms and prejudices.

Outstanding performance by Imran Ashraf

At the heart of “Raqs-e-Bismil” is Imran Ashraf’s remarkable depiction of Moosa. With his versatile acting skills, he easily brings the character’s complexities to life, making Moosa an unforgettable and believable character. From showing vulnerability to showing determination, Imran Ashraf’s performance elevates drama to new heights. Sarah Khan’s convincing performance

Sarah Khan’s portrayal of Zohra, a prostitute yearning for a life outside of her profession, is equally commendable. She delivers a nuanced performance that brings depth and realism to the character. Sarah’s chemistry with Imran Ashraf adds an emotional layer to their on-screen relationship, making it a memorable aspect of the film.

Redemption journey

One of the most fascinating aspects of “Raqs-e-Bismil” is the exploration of redemption and spiritual search. The characters begin a journey of self-discovery, seeking forgiveness and a chance to atone for past mistakes. The film weaves spirituality into the story beautifully, highlighting the power of repentance and the complexities of human nature.

Breaking down social stereotypes

“Raqs-e-Bismil” bravely challenges the stereotypes and prejudices of society. It addresses the stigma associated with prostitutes and portrays them as individuals with dreams, feelings, and desires, just like anyone else. The film encourages viewers to look beyond stereotypes and embrace empathy and understanding.

excellent cinema

The film’s cinematography and production quality add to its appeal. The stunning scenery, attention to detail and mesmerizing visuals immerse the audience in the world of “Raqs-e-Bismil”, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Conclusion

“Raqs-e-Bismil” is a powerful and thought-provoking drama that leaves a profound impact on viewers. With its rich storytelling, stellar performance, and exploration of complex themes, the series proved to be one of the best Pakistani dramas of its time. From defying social norms to celebrating love and redemption, “Raqs-e-Bismil” reminds us of the power of storytelling and its ability to challenge, inspire and entertain it equally.

[youstupidplonk]

LInspired by @lindsayelizabethdenton

Three ships:

Kate Fleming x Jo Davidson (on my line of duty bullshit again)

Thirteenth Doctor x Yasmin Khan (I feel Yaz’s heartbreak what can I say)

and I can’t believe I’m gonna say this but Gene Hunt x Alex Drake (I’ve been trying to write an AU for them recently and it’s launched me back into my ashes hyperfixation. Also heartbreak when you know something is never going to work but it doesn’t stop you from wanting to try)

First Ever Ship: (please don’t come for me in the notes) Applejack and Rainbow Dash from My Little Pony Friendship is Magic. (I was eleven and hadn’t realised I was gay....but interestingly enough they became a cannon couple in the final episode of the show, so eleven year old me was on to something)

Last Song: Bigger than the whole sky - Taylor Swift (makes me want to bawl my eyes out)

Last Movie:  I skim-watched Wall.E today because I couldn’t stop thinking about the dance scene, but also Piglet’s Big Movie, one of my favourite films when I was a child. 

Currently Reading: I have been trying to plough my way through affinity by Sarah Waters for MONTHS now and I still haven’t finished it (largely because I read before going to bed and I just start zzz-ing as soon as my head hits the pillow) but before then it was I’m glad my mom died by Janette McCurdy and the Paying Guests - Sarah Waters, both of which I’d seriously recommend. 

Currently Watching: For two and a half years I’ve had people on my case telling me to watch Grey’s Anatomy and I’ve finally started it, I love dramas about blue light professionals (I mean Ashes and Mars, Chicago Fire / Med, Line of Duty, I’m obsessed) and I’m excited to see where the story goes as I’m only on series two. 

Currently Consuming: Water and some Cashews bc I’m not feeling very well

Currently Craving: Nesquik Cereal but I don’t want to leave my house to go and get it because it’s very cold (-2). 

I’m not going to tag, but I’m going to suggest the Ashes to Ashes mutuals for this, I feel like it’s been a minute and we’ve all gone quiet XD

[girlrants]

I illustrated Manal Shad, a passionate and brilliant, 14 year old climate activist from Dir, Pakistan for @sojogram, for the spotlight section in their upcoming December issue ✨ It was quite inspiring and refreshing to learn about the young, vivacious Manal, who first came into the global spotlight after getting featured in Oxford Uni alum, Sarah Jehaan Khan’s short documentary titled ‘Passoon’ ‎(پاسون) which means ‘to rise up for a cause’ in Pashto. “Passoon” won first prize at the Girls Impact the World Film Festival in 2020 — the film highlights the work of Manal Shad, a then 12-year-old climate activist speaking about deforestation in a rural, mountainous area of Pakistan. Watching a clip of Manal on social media one is struck with her presence and concern about the environment in her community. “It isn't uncommon for girls to be that vocal in cities like Lahore or Islamabad, but it is relatively rare to see a girl speaking at public forums in areas like Dir where Manal lives and where audiences are almost entirely men.” Manal began speaking out when she noticed that forests in her community were disappearing — loggers were cutting down trees and not replanting. She became concerned that deforestation of surrounding mountains was leading to flooding in towns like hers. “There used to be trees on these mountains, so the soil would absorb most of the water,” Manal says in “Passoon.” “Now they are only absorbing 10% of water. People have always lived in these areas, the issue is with our bad management of resources!” What Manal witnessed in her community is happening across Pakistan. With the highest annual deforestation rate in the world, experts fear that all forest areas in the country could be gone within the next five years. @sojogram - Sojourners is an independent, award-winning print and online magazine of faith, culture and politics, based in the US. Thank you to AD @dontcallme_candy for this great learning opportunity! Watch Passoon here: https://www.facebook.com/mohrpak/videos/230755864864137/ #manalshad #climateactivist #climateaction #climatechange #dir #pakistan #illustration #digitalillustration #digitalart #procreate #sojourners #sojogram (at Dir) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck-jpAUra-9/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[gtzgoblin]

Alright let's go: Kate Bishop, America Chavez, Yelena Belova, Natasha Romanoff, Wanda Maximoff, Kamala Khan, Illyana Rasputin, Emma Frost, Bobbi Morse, Jessica Jones, Layla El-Faouly, Maya Lopez, Gamora, Nebula, Mantis

That's just Marvel and it's hard with comics coz like, different authors write in different ways and some totally miss my vibe/what I think is the point. But as a rule, they're the people I look for when I'm looking for reading (and I've added MCU Layla coz she's the best). Like, I really like Gwenpool in WCA but I don't like the whole break the forth wall style of comics so have never really read her own stuff.

So I'm less lame I'll branch out into different things I like:

Amy Pond, Clara Oswald, Bill Potts, Martha Jones, Gwen Cooper, Toshiko Sato, the 13th Doctor, Yasmin Khan, Donna Noble, Missy, Sarah Jane Smith is a legend

This is still kinda lame because they're all just in Doctor Who, I must like other things? That's all just from two universes. Um.

Kimiko Miyashiro, Annie January.

I can only think of things that I've literally just been immersed in. I'm running through things I've watched recently on a ticklist and I can't remember half of them. I'm not attempting House of the Dragon, they're all terrible people. X-23 was in Deadpool and I forgot her above but now I'm going back to Marvel and I don't wanna do that.

Omg wait. How did I forget Dr Ellie Sattler from Jurassic Park, formative to my childhood development, and Lex too - but more in the film than the book. Phoebe Spengler, the kid in the new Ghostbusters films. And, yknow, all of the female Ghostbusters from the middle run that no one but me and my dad actually liked. Janine Melnitz. Kylie Griffin. Ripley from Alien. Merida from Brave. Moana. The girl hyena in fucking Lion Guard. Velma and Daphne from Scooby Doo. The badass lady who owns the coffee shop in Good Omens. Poison Ivy, because I agree with her logic but not her methods. Leslie Knope, Ann Perkins, April Ludgate, Donna Meagle from Parks and Rec. Jen from the IT Crowd. All the girls in Derry Girls. Robin and Nancy and Erica and oh my god Joyce from Stranger Things. Morgana and Gwen from Merlin.

There are so many cool women out there in media (though everything I'm thinking of I'm wading through more men than women to think of names). This is way more than fucking ten but whatever..why stop? We gotta show support for strong ladies and I love them all!

Name ten female characters you like, you get zapped if it's jsut a male character you call a babygirl or other feminine nicknames because I can't see people calling Lestat coquette again

[chrisshepherdfilms]

A good time was had by all at Nomad London’s incredible exhibition – Nomad Exhibits. Nomad, an incredible film production facilities house, opened their doors to art lovers last night with a special exhibition. Artists with work on display included, Alan Murray, Calum Sharp, Charles Inge, Ewan Jones-Morros, Fern Berresford, Franz Gall, Harry Hall, Jack Cole, Lena Brede, Lucian Trestler, Luc Janin, Mia Powell, Peter Lyon, Sarah Lim and Steve Reeves. The work was varied in style and a fabulous powerhouse of invention. Chris showed A2 versions of the end pages from Anfield Road. It was the first time Chris had shown his artwork in a gallery context. So Chris was consumed by pure excitement. Thanks to Yousaf Ali Khan who framed the landscapes. The countdown is on to the release of Anfield Road on the 29th October but you can pre-order now from the pre-order section of this site. You can also buy the prints that were on display last night at the Etsy shop.

[samplingsofsam]

NIKE - AWAKEN YOUR MADNESS from Sam Pilling on Vimeo.

STARRING: ERLING HAALAND VINI Jr. KYLIAN MBAPPE and RONALDINHO

with: Mousa Mballo as YOUNG VINI Algirdas Varzgalys as YOUNG HAALAND Ichie Reich Reid as YOUNG MBAPPE

Kweku Katabra-Ansah - VINI’s DOUBLE Ben Fitchett - HAALAND’s DOUBLE Henry Ikeije - MBAPPE’s DOUBLE Miqueias Souza - RONALDINHO’s DOUBLE

CREW: Client: Nike Football | Agency: W+K | CDs: Becca Pottinger & Albert Pukies | Creatives: Adam Crockett, Will Wells & Sammy Watts Stanfield | Agency Producer: Chloe Bradley | Agency Production Assistant: Lea Georgiev | Director: Sam Pilling | Director’s Assistant: Maxi McLachlan | Production: Magna Studios | EPs: James Sorton & Davud Karbassioun | Producer: Neil Andrews | DoP: Norm Li | 1st AD: Julian Richards | Production Designer: Marco Puig at LUX | Sports Choreography: Bohdan Pylypchuk, Zak Ansah & Andy Ansah at Sports on Screen | PM: Ben Burdock | Production Coordinator: Michelle Cheung | Service Company - Madrid & Paris: 24/7 | 24/7 MD: Ivo | 24/7 EP: Lole | 24/7 Ambassador: Jordi Molla Castillo | 24/7 Producer: Nayla Soffita | Paris Producer: Benjamin Zorilla | Service Company - Manchester: LS Productions | EP: Sarah Drummond | Producer: Emma Hughes | Art Director: Sami Khan | Casting: Kharmel Cochrane | Wardrobe: BRATSK | Playback: Celitoncia | 2nd Ad: Catalina Parra | 2D VFX: Miguel Wratten | 3D VFX: Sam Osborne | Lighting: Mad crew | Camera: EPC cameras | Gaffers: Alex Garlhop & Sergio Fuidia | Key Grips: Alfonso Lujan & Leandro Iruzan | 1st AC: Felipe Larrondo | 2nd AC: Joel Jpg | Loader: Vivian Yann | Location Manager: Miguel Pareja | SFX: Cesar Alcaide and Pau Costa | Special Props UK: Machine Shop | Rain SFX: Richard Van Den Bergh at Evolution SFX | Stunt Coordinator: Cuco Usin | Chaperone: Nuri Di Moles | Edit: Fouad Gaber at TRIM | Colour: Simone Grattarola | VFX: Time Based Arts | Film Analogue Effects: Peter Hagge at Film House Canada | Film: Kodak | Film Lab: Cinelab London | Sound: Sam Ashwell at 750mph | Music Supervision: Sunny at Curation | Additional Music: Mr Pape and London Contemporary Voices Choir Music track: Screaming Jay Hawkins “There’s Something Wrong With You” licensed by Sony Music

[rad-review-of-gigs]

Bat For Lashes, Barbican, London 24/06/24

A certain magic on sprite night

Bat For Lashes, aka Natasha Khan,  has one of the best voices in popular music, an expansive ocean swell that lifts and suspends the listener in Barbican’s Grand Hall. Perhaps because of the prestigious venue, a plinth in the cultural stratosphere, she opts for a greatest hits show rather than a deep dive into her recent release The Dream Of Delphi. And it’s a clear success. 

Close Encounters, from 2016’s The Bride, is haunting and operatic. She shakes it up with an R&B version of Daniel. Her collaboration with Beck for the third Twilight film, Let’s Get Lost is there. 

The Hunger is wistful, dreamily, lazily downstream and the beautiful, plodding melody, The Wizard is Jane cliche. The bewitching, mischievous Sarah has echoes of Nick Cave in structure and tone. Letter To My Daughter is inspired by a Maya Angelou poem of the same name and a subsequent poem If You Be The Universe is a tender, acid like wonder in itself. 

Khan forgets the first line of piano ballad Moon and Moon, wryly blaming ‘sprites in her memory’.

Laura Groves on keyboard and Charlotte Hatherly on guitar keep it tight throughout.

On the final encore Laura, a paen to her best friend, she sings ‘You’re more than a superstar.’ Bat For Lashes is not a superstar by the usual markers, but she strides Barbican’s stage in an elfin’s white dress with verve. And that voice, oh that voice.

Words: Adrian Cross; Photos: Richard Gray

[ulkaralakbarova]

A Los Angeles journalist befriends a homeless Juilliard-trained musician, while looking for a new article for the paper. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Steve Lopez: Robert Downey Jr. Nathaniel Ayers: Jamie Foxx Mary Weston: Catherine Keener Graham Claydon: Tom Hollander David Carter: Nelsan Ellis Adam Crane: Michael Bunin Jennifer Ayers: LisaGay Hamilton Leslie Bloom: Rachael Harris Curt Reynolds: Stephen Root Flo Ayers: Lorraine Toussaint Cheery Lab Tech: Jena Malone Troubled Woman: Octavia Spencer Young Nathaniel: Justin Martin Bernie Carpenter: Kokayi Ampah Paul Jr.: Patrick Tatten Marisa: Susane Lee Mayor Villaigosa: Marcos De Silvas Harry Barnoff: Ilia Volok Julliard Conductor: Mike Nowak Angry Homeless Man: David Jean Thomas Uncle Tommy: Lemon Andersen Homeless Transvestite: Kevin Michael Key Barely Dressed Woman: Moya Brady LAMP Homeless Guy: Orlando Ashley Leon: Artel Great Shouting Woman: J.J. Boone LAMP Advocate: Annie McKnight Homeless Lady: Bernadette Speakes Leeann: Anna Levin Steve: Steve Foster Teresa: Vivian George KK: Kevin Cohen Courtney: Courtney Andre Detroit: Teri Hughes Linda: Linda Harris Bam Bam: Albert Olson Melissa: Melissa Black Mama Grouch: Valarie Hudspeth Darryl: Darryl Black St. Kiana: Kiana Parker Hazard: Hazard Banner Russell: Russell Brown Jackie: Jacqueline Sue West Ashley: Joyre Manuel Singing Woman: Lorinda Hawkins Annette: Annette Valley Patrick: Patrick Kelly Quiana: Quiana Farrow Globe Lobby Guard: Tony Genaro Atheist: Charlie Weirauch Cop with Tents: Wayne Lopez EMT #1: Joe Hernandez-Kolski Winston Street Cop: Noel Gugliemi EMT #2: Paul Cruz Homeless Man: Wil Garret EMT #3: Halbert Hernandez Construction Worker: Alejandro Patiño Homeless Woman #1: Karole Selmon Neil: Rob Nagle Cello Donor: Patricia Place Enraged Homeless Man: Ralph Cole Jr. Reception Nurse: Gladys Khan ER Nurse: Palma Lawrence Reed Laid-off Employee: Isabel Hubmann Homeless Woman #2: Bonita Jefferson Winston Street Prostitute: Eshana O’Neal Young Jennifer Ayers: Myia Hubbard Miss Little John: Iyanna Newborn Beauty Shop Girl: Bronwyn Hardy News Editor: Troy Blendell Jennifer’s Son: Nick Nervies Editor: Paul Norwood Sign Spinner (uncredited): Wally Lozano Film Crew: Screenplay: Susannah Grant Unit Production Manager: Patricia Whitcher Casting: Francine Maisler Art Direction: Greg Berry Producer: Gary Foster Author: Steve Lopez Director: Joe Wright Editor: Paul Tothill Costume Design: Jacqueline Durran Production Design: Sarah Greenwood Makeup Department Head: Ve Neill Producer: Russ Krasnoff Still Photographer: François Duhamel Production Coordinator: Robert Mazaraki Hair Department Head: Gloria Pasqua Casny Music Editor: Dominick Certo Director of Photography: Seamus McGarvey Set Decoration: Julie Smith Script Supervisor: Kerry Lyn McKissick Original Music Composer: Dario Marianelli Post Production Coordinator: Adam Cole Stunts: Shirley Smrz Stunts: C.C. Taylor Stunts: Hannah Kozak Hairstylist: Lisa Marie Rosenberg Stunts: Allan Graf Stunts: Jim Wilkey Stunts: Aaron Toney Stunts: Gregg Smrz Stunts: Todd Schneider Stunts: George Marshall Ruge Stunts: Chad Randall Stunts: Robert Nagle Stunt Coordinator: Scotty Richards Stunt Driver: Ed McDermott II Stunts: Marilyn Miller Stunts: Sean Graham Stunts: Jalil Jay Lynch Stunts: Kevin L. Jackson Stunts: Kofi Elam Stunts: John T. Cypert Stunts: Greg Wayne Elam Stunts: Chino Binamo Stunt Driver: Michael Caradonna Stunt Driver: Norman Epperson Stunts: Daniel W. Barringer Stunts: Greg Fitzpatrick Stunt Coordinator: Mickey Giacomazzi Stunts: Peter Weireter Stunts: Hollis Hill Stunts: Keith Woulard Stunts: Angela Meryl Stunts: Danny Wynands Stunts: Kortney Manns Stunts: Michael Maddigan Stunts: Kofi Yiadom Stunt Driver: Allan Padelford Stunts: Thomas DuPont Stunts: Jason Cekanski Stunt Driver: Scott Alan Berk Movie Reviews:

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Birthdays 5.31

Beer Birthdays

Phil Markowski (1962)

Julia Herz (1968)

Five Favorite Birthdays

John Bonham; rock drummer (1948)

Imhotep of Egypt; pharaoh (2900 B.C.E.)

Ellsworth Kelly; artist (1923)

Lea Thompson; actor (1961)

Walt Whitman; poet (1819)

Famous Birthdays

Fred Allen; comedian (1894)

Don Ameche; actor (1908)

Tom Berenger; actor (1948)

Elizabeth Coatsworth; writer (1893)

Jim Craig; Olympic hockey goalie (1957)

Clint Eastwood; actor (1930)

Chris Elliot; comedian, actor (1960)

Denholm Elliot; actor (1922)

Colin Farrell; actor (1976)

Rainer Werner Fassbinder; film director (1945)

Sharon Gless; actor (1943)

Grover; Sesame Street character (1970)

Gregory Harrison; actor (1950)

Corey Hart; pop singer (1962)

Genghis Khan; Mongol Empire leader (1162)

Sarah O'Hare Murdoch; model (1967)

Joe Namath; New York Jets QB (1943)

Johnny Paycheck; country singer (1941)

Jordy Nelson; Green Bay Packers WR (1985)

Norman Vincent Peale; writer, theologian (1898)

Rhea Perlman; actor (1948)

Brooke Shields; actor (1965)

Walter Richard Sickert; artist (1860)

Tyrone Williams; Green Bay Packers DB (1973)

Peter Yarrow; pop singer (1938)