#Shannon Tarbet

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"Uma Confeitaria para Sarah": A Jornada Emocional de Notting Hill à Confeitaria

A vida, com suas reviravoltas inesperadas, é muitas vezes uma mistura de momentos doces e amargos. "Uma Confeitaria para Sarah", adicionada ao catálogo da Netflix, é uma representação cinematográfica dessa realidade, ambientada no pitoresco bairro de Notting Hill, em Londres. O filme, dirigido por Eliza Schroeder, conta a história de Sarah, uma talentosa padeira, cujos sonhos são abruptamente interrompidos por um trágico acidente. Sua morte repentina deixa um vazio na vida de sua sócia, Isabella, que se vê diante do desafio de continuar o legado de Sarah na confeitaria. A trama se aprofunda nas emoções e desafios enfrentados por aqueles que Sarah deixou para trás, incluindo sua mãe, Mimi, e sua filha, Clarissa. O cenário de Notting Hill não �� apenas um pano de fundo, mas um personagem em si, retratando a vibrante cultura e boêmia do bairro londrino. Através das ruas e lojas de Notting Hill, o filme explora temas de luto, amor, amizade e a busca por propósito após uma perda devastadora. Um dos pontos fortes do filme é a representação da força feminina. As personagens femininas, especialmente interpretadas por Celia Imrie e Shannon Tarbet, são o coração da história, mostrando resiliência, determinação e a capacidade de se reinventar após adversidades. Além disso, a presença de personagens masculinos, como o inventor Felix e o chef Matthew, adiciona camadas à narrativa, trazendo momentos de leveza, romance e esperança. Em essência, "Uma Confeitaria para Sarah" é uma ode à vida e à capacidade humana de encontrar beleza e propósito mesmo nos momentos mais desafiadores. É uma história que ressoa com muitos, lembrando-nos da importância de valorizar cada momento e das conexões que fazemos ao longo do caminho. Em um mundo onde a adversidade é inevitável, filmes como "Uma Confeitaria para Sarah" nos lembram da doçura que ainda pode ser encontrada, mesmo nos momentos mais amargos da vida. Uma verdadeira joia cinematográfica que promete tocar o coração de todos que assistirem. Leia: O Impacto do Capitalismo Retratado em “A Grande Virada” Read the full article

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Paid Request: Love Sarah: Clarissa [ESFP 7w6]

Paid Request: Love Sarah: Clarissa [ESFP 7w6]

Function Order: Se-Fi-Te-Ni Clarissa is a dancer who tries to connect to her grandmother through a trapeze class. She loves ballet and performing, but impulsively quits after her mother dies and decides to open a bakery in her memory – something she has never done. She has no experience with it, but doesn’t let that daunt her. She just feels sure they can succeed, and launches into action to…

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lockdown film no. 43 - Beast (2017) dir. Michael Pearce

02/06/2020

- ahh yes, the classic “choristers breath”

- I remember watching this last year in the first lockdown and I could not for the life of me figure out what her neck hair symbolised. Ill keep you updated

THE SMILE AHHH

- i recognise Clifford from somewhere. I hated how he asked if he was alright to adjust the thing he gave her despite already doing it and how uncomfy moll obviously was with this

- THE SISTERS FROM KILLING EVE WHAT. Also imagine hijacking your sisters birthday to announce you were pregnant. I mean this in many ways but could never be me

- ok yes I appreciate that the first guy was being a prick and that moll had told him multiple times to fuck off so in that sense I’m glad thingy showed up with a gun but just the irony of him almost shooting a man who was doing dodgy stuff to a woman without her consent and then once that man had run for the hills, for him to go over to that woman who is clearly very shaken up and take her arm without asking. just… men. I know he thinks he’s trying to help but anyone with a shred of awareness would surely be able to read that this might not be the best thing to do right now

- nothing scares me like being on top of a tiny rock with an absolute gale blowing off the sea. Would be nice to kiss someone there though

- my god this mother is just awful she’s just reeling off “oh you’re stupid” “no” “so you’re selfish” “no” “so you’re basically just a twat” FUCK OFF MATE

- DONT PRESS ON YOUR WOUND IT MAKES ME FEEL ILL

- oh my god I forgot that she stabbed someone. That makes more sense why she stabbed herself in the flickery light nightmare. 

- sex in the forest is all fun and games until you’ve got a literal worm up your arse and an entire thistle in your ear. un/fortunately I do not speak from personal experience

- whoever tried burying her couldn’t have done a worse job unless they literally didn’t bury her

- HER BROTHER … IS ASKING ABOUT HER “LOVE LIFE” ??? WITH PASCAL ? And she’s just deadass out here like yeah he is outstanding in bed. Or out of bed because so far we’ve only seen them do anything in the open air

- oh wait not its not her brother its cliff. Thank god

- I love how the mother is so proud of moll for implying she’d stop talking to pascal and she thinks its because she thinks he’s a bit dodgy and not because moll’s recently been informed he’s a suspect in the murder of a cHiLD

- where did the police come from ?

- RED FLAG RED FLAG (in reference to pascal thumping the steering wheel and yelling “WHAT THE FUCK HAVE YOU BEEN TALKING ABOUT BEHIND MY BACK” when moll said that cliff had questioned her)

- it was not consensual you were an adult and she was a child

- “you just said you loved me. Why?” “i don’t know”

- The Mother: (to Moll) maybe I’ve been too soft on you. Me: I doubt that. 

- to be honest it feels like quite a significant red flag to go out with someone who hunts for fun. Idk just seems kind of sketchy. Also her pulverising the rabbit with the butt of the gun was wayyyy worse than just shooting it. 

- I’m not sure what it is but mouths are just really creepy 

- the police questioning scene — fuck. me. what a wise woman that detective was. Loved it when she goes “a lot of us are bullied” clearly internally going “we don’t all kill people because of it”. And I don’t think its that she’s protecting pascal because she wants to take revenge on the world (might be partly that) but she’s never met anyone like her before and its fucking wild when that happens ! Just unfortunate for her that she needs to meet a possible murderer to be like “yeah we’re gonna get along”

- wait I feel so stupid who’s the lady who’s kid is dead

- cliff: it doesn’t change the way that I feel about you — fuck off ! How do you feel about her ?! You gave her an army thing and she never showed any interest in you

- THE SMELL OH MY GOD ABSOLUTELY READ

- oh to be a droplet of water falling from jessie Buckleys chin. Oh well

- i… despise how happy cliff is to hear that moll is now worried about pascal maybe having done it. Literally every man in this film is trash

- I retched when she started putting soil into her mouth. That bit was fuckin very intense. 

- my god these are made for each other. The moment when she put her hands out on the table, palms up, not reaching for him but allowing him to make the decision to come to her

- i think the phrase “it’s over” is said at least five times in the film, and every time someone says it, it's never true. It’s either straight up misinformation or the person trying to convince themselves that they’re right, and this is very interesting to me

- “kiss me” WHAT

- there’s so much red in this film at very key moments but I’ve not figured out what it means. Will have to watch again, again

- him lying on the road surrounded by broken glass unable to move, he’s the rabbit from earlier

- they are both literally insane. At least one of them had to die and I’m glad it was him for sure

- i really liked this film. A lot a lot — it was one of the most complex portrayals of a relationship of this kind, one so toxic with absolutely psychopathic people at the centre. Everyone around the two central characters are so awful that we can’t help but empathise and sympathise with moll and pascal, which is impressive because sometimes its difficult to sympathise with murderers

- i’ve seen some people saying that moll is the beast (interesting) and this is symbolised with the theme of the hair on the front of her neck. As I remember, in an earlier scene she sees it in the mirror and pulls it out, but later she sees it again and leaves it? Apologies if that’s wrong. Initially I thought “hmm, interesting, I understand the imagery of that” but then I’m thinking “if the only way you can symbolise that a woman is the beast is to give her body hair, maybe you need to have a little think about casual misogyny, because I read that as you saying “women who have body hair are hideous”. You might not have meant it in that way, but there’s intent and impact

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New for streaming rental on January 15th, 2021, Love Sarah 

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Love is Blind 

Finally!!

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Love Sarah

Erscheinungsjahr 2020

103 min

Regie: Eliza Schroeder

Darsteller: Shelley Conn, Shannon Tarbet, Celia Imrie, Rupert Penry- Jones, Candice Brown, Bill Patterson

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Love is blind

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Aidan Turner and his leading ladies. Caitlin Fitzgerald in The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Bigfoot and Shannon Tarbet in Love is Blind

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I’m pretty sure, don’t quote me, still rent it, if youre not in the UK........

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Announcing! BBC America adds Henry Lloyd-Hughes and Shannon Tarbet to  Killing Eve season 2.

The break-out drama returns to in 2019

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