#Steve Inwood

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have The Hitchhiker Volume 2 It has 10 episodes O.D.Feelin’ 1986, True Believer 1986, Perfect Order 1987, Cabin Fever 1987,A Whole New You 1991, Dead Heat 1987, The Cures 1986, Out of the Night 1985, Secret Ingredient 1987,and  Man of Her Dreams 1986

[erstwhile-punk-guerito]

[divehq]

mw please?

hello ! we have a few listed in our tag here but i will be happy to give some more suggestions !

mckell david, jane de leon, tati gabrielle, dylan wang, lizeth selene, sohan pague, ebonée noel, melisa aslı pamuk, dina shihabi, gratiela brancusi, aaron fontaine, yang yang, chuku modu, diego calva, peter gadiot, alex newell, poppy liu, saadet aksoy, yasmine al massri, pedro pascal, alexander dreymon, halle berry, steve toussaint, lee byung hun, mattias inwood, christian serratos, sonoya mizuno, taz skylar, isabella star lablanc, neelam gill, davika hoorne, liv hewson, and many more !

[welcometowowsville]

grizzly ii #george clooney #laura dern #louise fletcher #charlie sheen #deborah raffin #deborah foreman #john rhys davies #steve inwood

[paoloferrario]

SARANNO FAMOSI, di Alan Parker, con Irene Cara, Lee Curreri, Laura Dean, Antonia Franceschi, Boyd Gaines, Albert Hague, Tresa Hughes, Steve Inwood, Paul McCrane, Anne Meara, Joanna Merlin, Barry Miller, Gene Anthony Ray, Maureen Teefy, Debbie Allen, Eddie Barth, Richard Belzer, Eric Brockington, Bill Britten, Nicholas Bunin, Nora Catrone, Cindy Canvelas, Meg Tilly, 1980

scheda del film: https://www.comingsoon.it/film/saranno-famosi/1630/scheda/

[clemsfilmdiary]

Grizzly II: Revenge (2020, André Szöts)

Also known as: Grizzly II: The Predator

4/16/21

[deepredradio]

Grizzly II - The Revenge

Grizzly II – The Revenge

Story: Ranger Hollister ist besorgt wegen eines großen Rockkonzerts, dass in seinem Park stattfindet. Er befürchtet, dass die lokale Bärenpopulation wenig begeistert von der lauten Musik und die Feiernden attackieren könnte. Tatsächlich werden ein Wilderer und drei Teenager Opfer eines Bärenangriffs und Hollister beginnt Jagd auf den pelzigen Unruhestifter zu machen, auf dessen Kopf 100.000…

[youngfcs]

Opa, oi Cib! Você pode me indicar alguns atores e atrizes (ou modelos, de repente) que possam servir de irmãos e irmã para o Alex Høgh Andersen? São dois irmãos e uma irmã, se possível todos mais velhos que ele, mas não precisa ser muito não Obrigada!

Opaaaa, olá nene! Claro que posso <3 Vou dar opções de ambos!

Irmãos:

Alexander Dreymon Armie Hammer Chris Wood François Arnaud Kevin Zegers Mattias Inwood Nico Tortorella Ronen Rubinstein Steve Lund

Irmãs:

Alexia Giordano Benedetta Gargari India Eisley Jennifer Lawrence (com o cabelo escuro) Jessica Brown Findlay Kacey Rohl Kate Siegel Lola Kirke Victoria Pedretti

(cib)

[the-canary]

Starlight - B.B (2/6)

Summary: Mysterious, but life changing things always happen if you just let life take its course – you decided to try it for once. (Modern AU!Reader/Bucky Barnes).

Prompt: Emily Dickinson: XXI

Masterlist

Part 1 

A/N: This is for @abovethesmokestacks ‘s Summer Writing Challenge.  

Feedback is always welcomed.

  Steve and Bucky are sitting not to far away from his apartment building in a diner that they have been visiting since they were kids, but it’s not the same -- it has never been the same since Bucky came back. However, it isn’t about that today. For one, Bucky keeps talking about a young woman he had meet in the little stargazing meetings he liked to go to when he was having a good day. Steve couldn’t help but grin behind his coffee cup as his old friend went on over someone so excited about the stars just as him.

“That’s great, Buck,” Steve nods, while taking a bit of his breakfast, “Think you’ll see her again?”

“Maybe, I’m not sure,” Bucky shrugs before taking a sip of his coffee, as he tries to forget those bright eyes and a cheeky smile for what actually he came to talk with Steve about, as he pushes the documents he brought over to the blonde’s side of the table.  

For now, Steve moves from teasing Bucky about this mysterious office worker to looking through all the documents that Bucky was showing him -- of an extended trip, a stargazing one. He wrings his hands together in anxiety as Steve’s blue eyes flicker from him to the pamphlets.

“Buck, if ya really wanna do this, I’m all for it,” Steve grins, as Bucky lets out a shaky laugh of relief. Bucky had worked hard towards his recovery since coming back from his tours. It had been a long road of all forms of therapy and trying to gain some semblance of what he once had -- sometimes it worked, sometimes it didn’t. There are things he clung to --old movies, journaling, astrology-- and while it wasn’t always the best, he was getting there each day. He wanted to do something in order to celebrate, map it out and document it in his own way.

Star Gazing Journey.  

That’s what he had planned.        

“Just make sure to send a postcard, punk,” Steve smiles, tight but caring because Bucky knows that deep down Steve worries too much, but he can’t cage up a grown man, especially when he’s trying to do something he loves.

“You know I will, jerk,” Bucky laughs, easy and carefree for once.

 You go to small bookstore the next day, trying your hardest to gain all the knowledge that had been denied to you when you were younger. So, you can find something to talk about with the mysterious star man you met instead of just having him do all the talking, which he seemed to struggled with at times. All the books are soon filled with notes as you take to writing about all your favorite stories in a small notebook. Your heart is filled with stars and at times you dream about sparkling blues as well.

You’re running on coffee and excitement when the 2nd April meeting comes around in Inwood Park.

“Good luck,” Wanda, your cubicle buddy, smiles as you grab your bag and begin to head out. While, you weren’t completely close, she had seen the rapid change of your cubicle from being completely empty to filled with little sky trinkets and glancing over at what you read during lunch.     

“Thank you,” you smile brightly, which catches her off guard for a moment since you were usually so demure, before heading out. She can’t help but smile to herself a little as well.  

You don’t see Bucky the 2nd time you go to Inwood Park, after a whole night spent talking about the stars and what exactly they are made of alongside the stories that have caught your attention -- you had wanted to show how much you had learned in such a short amount of time. He had pointed them out and you would excitedly recall a story you could barely remembered -- you didn’t get that this time around.

They tell you that people come and go all the time and while you try to push forward and go a 3rd time in the beginning of May, but it just isn’t the same -- maybe, one person was enough to connect you to the stars again because you found yourself looking up books and articles whenever you had the time. However, without him there, it wasn’t enough, but without any means of contacting him, of never knowing who “Bucky” really is, you try your hardest to move forward with what little he left you. Then, it hits you -- those dark city tours that Mr. Kent always talked about. You didn’t have to take the whole trip, just areas that interested you and you had enough compt time to move around here and there.

“Yes, that’s what I’ll do,” you grin, tapping the pamphlet lightly before letting go of Inwood Park, though it has left quite the impression on you already.   

Clayton State Park, NM

Bucky had been on an adventure since leaving New York, traveling down the East Coast, hitting all the places along the way that had a good view of the stars, even getting a tour of the Kennedy Space Center when he was down in Florida. However, what he had enjoyed the most so far was watching the clear night sky as he traveled through the wide open space that was the center of the United States. All the light population in New York hadn’t prepared him for this and he was too preoccupied during his tours (along with the constant bombings and just trying to stay alive and fight back) to look at the sky above for a moment, so this...this was something else, and he loved it.

“All right, people this will be our stop for the night,” the tour guide explains as the bus comes to a stop near the state park’s central campsite. While, Bucky was used to traveling alone, it was easier for him in many ways, he had taken Greyhound through Texas and stopped to take a star guide tour into New Mexico, the Clayton State Park was their most recent stop, though he kept to himself most of the time.

“We’ll be meeting with the 2nd half of our tour group and set up for the night,” the tour guide keeps explaining, as the rest of the group starts exiting the bus. Since Bucky is all the way in the back, he glances out the window for a moment, watching all the other members of their party coming out from a 2nd bus and he swears his heart stops when he sees a familiar face.

“It’s can’t be,” Bucky murmurs to himself, as he gets up and finally makes his way out of the bus. However, once he gets off, he stops unsure of what to do next as he watches her talk to the tour guide with an excited smile, before going to talk to two other people. Her face scrunched up as she laughs at a comment that the redhead next to her made, which causes Bucky turn away and rub the back of his neck.

“One, two,” Bucky calms himself down before he’ll do anything he might regret later, because just because she was here didn’t mean anything might be connected to him. Maybe, she had just come to enjoy the stargazing or needed a long trip out of the city -- Bucky was sure he didn’t make an impression on her or anything.    

With that thought, Bucky sighs and heads towards where his own tent area is suppose to be, to gaze up at his constant companions for awhile and not keep staring at the woman that seems as captivating as them.

 Your 3-day, 2-night journey into Clayton State Park had been quite the dozy since you had almost missed your flight, had no sleep whatsoever, but meet a cute newlywed couple by the name of Natasha and Clint doing the cross country road trip for their honeymoon. Now, you were spending your morning going through the dinosaur tracks that were prevalent all over the park,  as the couple had taken the other route to swim and near the dam. You smile at the thought of them, while glancing at the other members of your party -- families and couples sharing in the experience together (by taking pictures or just talking) and while you didn’t feel lonely, being with someone else would be a nice thought.

And maybe, your grandmother was right about the universe hearing your thoughts when need be, as you nearly trip on a branch only for a strong arm to encircle itself across your lower back and a solid body to mold into yours, as you look to meet burning blues.

“Ah, sorry,” your words die out for a moment, as the man ( that man ) gives you a sheepish smile before letting go of you, “Bucky? What are you doing here?”

“I could be asking you the same question, doll,” he shrugs, as you try not to show that you miss his warmth. He runs a hand through his hair, but instead of moving away from him (like he thought you would) you just end up closer, arm brushing against arm in the early summer heat.

“They started promoting these Star Tours back home,” you explain as he looks straight ahead trying his hardest not to memorize the giggle, carefree and easygoing, that leaves your lips at the end, “I just felt like I had to go, ya know?”  

And deep down in his bones, underneath the pain and remorse, Bucky knows that feeling all too well.

“Yeah,” he lets out, as you look at him expectantly waiting for some type of explanation as why you hadn’t seen again, “I’ve traveling for awhile now too.”  

“Oh really?” you grin, as you spend the rest of the morning and early afternoon talking to the man about his travels and all he had seen so far, alongside dinosaur facts he seems to bring up here and there, while you add in the little stories you have read up on and there isn’t a moment where the talk seems to halt awkwardly between the two of you -- just like you had wanted all those months back.

“Okay, but you’re gonna have to save your Big Bear stories for later tonight,” Bucky laughs, as you reach the camping site with the rest of the group. You nod and smile, as he had mention that the Star Point Observatory had the greatest view of the constellation this time of year. You wave at him before going to your side of the camping ground with a big goofy smile.

“Oh, I know that look,” Natasha, wearing jeans shorts and tank top, smiles as she sees you come up ahead. You stop at her statement, giving her a questioning look.

“What do you mean?” you ask, as her smile gets bigger as her new husband comes from behind and gives her a quick peck on her cheek.

“That’s the same look Clint had when we meet,” she laughs, as you lose the ability to speak for a moment before heading into your tent without another word. Natasha laughing, as the blond shakes his head.

 The walk from the campsite to the small blue metal building that houses the telescope isn’t hard, but it is better to do it before it gets too dark as you and most of the tour go down the beaten path. Natasha and Clint are snuggled together in a blanket not too far from you, while you work a simple bomber jacket with two shirts underneath for the cooler night weather. A book and journal in hand, though you were unsure where Bucky was since the afternoon, which made you frown a little.

“I heard there’s a star party tonight,” someone explains behind you, as you turn around to Bucky giving you a small smile. A heavy jacket and flannel shirt are his chosen attire for tonight, and it reminds you of ---

“Like back at the park,” you smile, clearly catching the meaning of his words. He comes up closer to you, a small polaroid camera around his neck. The two of you walk in silence for awhile, simply taking in the night sky and endless plains of grass. You take a deep breath of the fresh air and wonder if this is what your grandmother meant -- to be one with the world around you, and listen to what it is trying to tell you.  

Eventually you do end up the observatory, but with only one telescope it will be a awhile before you have a go at it. So, you end up staring at the dark blue sky, as this man who you have only meet twice tells you all he can about the two Dippers in a trip you took on in the last minute, you can’t help but smile -- you’re trying your best, and maybe the universe is helping out in its own way.

“That one’s Regulus,” he points out to a star sort of below the North Star that makes up the handle the Big Dipper, you nod as he smiles seeing those wide eyes talking in all the information he has to offer.

“The mighty king,” you explain, as he catches the meaning. You stand there for a long while, waiting for your turn with the telescope as people cheer and talk around you, but to you it’s calming compared to the endless sounds and light of back home. You look to see Bucky staring at the endless dark canopy above, and in that moment you wish you had brought a camera like he had -- to keep this moment living when he wasn’t there anymore, but you were okay with this for now.

“Excuse me, could you take out picture,” Bucky questions, somehow answering your prayers as a certain blond comes in and gives you a smile, more subtle than his wife but still loving to tease you. Blue eyes look at you with a silent question and you nod and outstretch your arm so he can take it. Lightly wrapped together you smile at the camera, one and then twice.

The moment passes, but you stay with Bucky for the rest of the night until you have to walk back and gather your things to head back home, while he keeps heading on with his journey -- still a stranger, but closer to your heart than before. He waits to when it’s too close to departure to hand you the 2nd photo, the North Star shining brightly in the background-- with a soft touch of his hand on your knuckles.

“Keep it,” is all he says with a soft smile and red cheeks, as your heart thumps a little faster than usual. He lets you hug him before you head inside to the bus. His warmth doesn’t leave your for hours, as you keep the small picture of you and him tucked safely in your journal and his is taped to his little notebook.

On the way home, you wonder what the stars are trying to do to you, though you aren’t as apprehensive as you were before, especially if it meant seeing Bucky again.  

Part 3

[saturdaynightmatinee]

CALIFICACIÓN PERSONAL: 7.5 / 10

Título Original: Cruising

Año: 1980

Duración: 106 min

País: Estados Unidos  

Director: William Friedkin

Guion: William Friedkin, Gerald Walker

Música: Jack Nitzsche, Egberto Gismonti

Fotografía: James A. Contner

Reparto: Al Pacino, Paul Sorvino, Karen Allen, Richard Cox, Joe Spinell, Gene Davis, Barton Heyman, Powers Boothe, Randy Jurgenson, Jimmie Ray Weeks, James Remar, Don Scardino, Jay Acovone, Ed O'Neill, Arnaldo Santana, Larry Atlas, Allan Miller, Sonny Grosso, Michael Aronin, William Russ, Mike Starr, Steve Inwood, Keith Prentice, Leo Burmester, James Sutorius, Richard Jamieson, James Hayden, Robert Osth, Henry Judd Baker, Burr DeBenning, Ray Vitte, Bob Duggan, Dan Sturkie, Linda Gary

Productora: Lorimar Television, CiP - Europaische Treuhand AG

Género: Drama, Mistery, Crime

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080569/

TRAILER:

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Guía de series: Estrenos y regresos de diciembre 2018

Netflix patrocina este fin de año estrenando ochocientas series para ti. Mientras esperas con ansia nuestras listas con lo mejor y lo peor de 2018, aquí tienes un resumen de lo que aún está por llegar a tu pantalla antes de Año Nuevo.

¡Feliz diciembre!

Leyenda:

Verde: series nuevas.

Rojo: series de las que haremos reviews semanales.

Negro: regresos de otras series.

Naranja: miniseries o series documentales.

Amarillo: tv movies, documentales, especiales o pilotos.

Morado: season finales.

Púrpura: midseason finales.

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Calendario de series

1 de diciembre: Memories of the Alhambra (1T) y Battle en Netflix

2 de diciembre: 

Nightflyers (1T) en Syfy

Life-Size 2 en Freeform

Camping (1T finale) en HBO

3 de diciembre: Vis a vis (4T) en FOX España

5 de diciembre: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (2T completa) en Amazon

6 de diciembre: Fortitude (3T y última) en Sky Atlantic

7 de diciembre: 

Plan Coeur (1T completa), Dogs of Berlin (1T completa), Pine Gap (1T completa), The Ranch (3bT completa), Dumplin' y Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle en Netflix

T@gged (3T) en Hulu

9 de diciembre: 

Counterpart (2T) en Starz

Doctor Who (11T finale) en BBC One

10 de diciembre: 

My Brilliant Friend en HBO

Mrs. Wilson en BBC One

12 de diciembre: 

Champaign ILL (1T completa) en YouTube Premium

South Park (22T finale) en Comedy Central

Death and Nightingales en BBC Two

13 de diciembre: Nightflyers (1T finale) en Syfy

14 de diciembre: 

Tidelands (1T completa), The Protector (1T completa), Fuller House (4T completa), Travelers (3T completa), Chilling Adventures of Sabrina (especial Navidad), The Innocent Man y Roma en Netflix

Room 104 (2T finale) en HBO

17 de diciembre: Mars (2T finale) en National Geographic

18 de diciembre: The Long Song en BBC One

19 de diciembre: Schitt's Creek (especial Navidad) en Pop

20 de diciembre: 

Timeless (especial despedida) en NBC

Murphy Brown (11T finale) en CBS

21 de diciembre: 

Runaways (2T completa) en Hulu

Parfum (1T completa), Bird Box y Diablero en Netflix

25 de diciembre: Call the Midwife (especial de Navidad) en BBC One

26 de diciembre: Alexa & Katie (2T completa) en Netflix

27 de diciembre: Fortitude (series finale) en Sky Atlantic

28 de diciembre: 

Selection Day (1T completa) en Netflix

Z Nation (5T finale) y Van Helsing (3T finale) en Syfy

30 de diciembre: 

The Orville (2T) en FOX

Escape at Dannemora en Showtime

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Estrenos de series

Memories of the Alhambra (Netflix)

Tras la traición de un buen amigo y durante la búsqueda del misterioso creador de un juego de realidad virtual en Granada, España, el CEO de una compañía de inversión (Hyun Bin) conoce a una antigua guitarrista (Park Shin-hye) que es propietaria de un hostal. Creada por Jinnie Choi y Lee Myung-han. Dieciséis episodios que se estrenarán a razón de dos por semana, al ritmo de la cadena surcoreana tvN. Estreno: 1 de diciembre

A favor: Es algo así como una modernez encargada por el Patronato de Turismo. 

En contra: Que se quede en tierra de nadie y no convenza ni la ciencia ficción ni la historia de amor.

Nightflyers (Syfy)

Basada en la novela de George R. R. Martin (1980) y en la película de 1987, se centra en un grupo de científicos que salen, en el año 2093, en busca de otras formas de vida en un viaje a bordo de la nave The Nightflyer que se convierte en una sangrienta lucha por la supervivencia. Creada por Jeff Buhler (The Midnight Meat Train), escrita por Dan Cerone (The Mentalist, The Blacklist) y dirigida por Mike Cahill (The Magicians). Forman el reparto Jodie Turner-Smith (The Last Ship, The Neon Demon), Gretchen Mol (Boardwalk Empire, Mozart in the Jungle), Eoin Macken (The Night Shift, Merlin), David Ajala (Falling Water, Supergirl), Angus Sampson (Fargo, Shut Eye), Sam Strike (Mindhunter, M.I. High), Maya Eshet (Teen Wolf, To the Bone), Brian F. O'Byrne (Manhunt: Unabomber, Aquarius), Phillip Rhys (Nip/Tuck, Tripped), Gwynne McElveen, Bronte Carmichael (Christopher Robin, On Chesil Beach) y Miranda Raison (Dark Heart, Murder on the Orient Express). Diez episodios. Estreno: 2 de diciembre

A favor: Es la historia de una casa encantada en una nave espacial, Psycho en el espacio. Según Martin, claro.

En contra: Reciclar historias de segunda para sacar tajada de otros éxitos.

Plan Coeur (Netflix)

Comedia romántica que sigue a un grupo de jóvenes que quieren ayudar a su amiga Elsa (Zita Hanrot) a recuperar la confianza en sí misma y, para ello, contratan a un escort (Marc Ruchmann, The Tourist) que le haga volver a creer en las citas y las relaciones. Completan el reparto Sabrina Ouazani (Des hommes et des dieux, L'embarras du choix), Joséphine Draï (Paris à tout prix), Syrus Shahidi (Une histoire de fou), Yvan Naubron, Guillaume Labbé y Tom Dingler (Le talent de mes amis, Guy). Creada, escrita y producida por Chris Lang (Dark Heart, Unforgotten) y dirigida por Noémie Saglio (Connasse; Telle mère, telle fille). Ocho episodios. Estreno: 7 de diciembre

A favor: Su creador nos ha dado varios thrillers interesantes.

En contra: Ahora nos trae una trama muy moderna, innovadora y original. Una pasada.

Dogs of Berlin (Netflix)

La segunda ficción alemana original de Netflix, después de Dark, nos trae a Erol Birkan (Fahri Yardim, Tschiller: Off Duty) y Kurt Grimmer (Felix Kramer, Dark), dos detectives totalmente opuestos que deben investigar el asesinato de un futbolista famoso de origen turco la noche antes de un partido importante. La lista de sospechosos es larga: los neonazis, el clan turco del que provenía la víctima, hinchas del equipo, la mafia berlinesa o incluso grandes figuras de la política. Creada y producida por Christian Alvart (Tschiller: Off Duty, Steig. Nicht. Aus!), cuenta también con Katharina Schüttler (The Little Drummer Girl), Anna Maria Mühe, Katrin Saß (Good Bye Lenin!), Hannah Herzsprung (Babylon Berlin, Steig. Nicht. Aus!), Antonio Wannek, Mišel Matičević (Babylon Berlin), Jasna Fritzi Bauer (Jerks) y Constantin von Jascheroff (Las aventuras del capitán Alatriste). Diez episodios. Estreno: 7 de diciembre

A favor: Los heteros también tienen derecho a ver series.

En contra: Parece que no hay prostitutas.

Pine Gap (Netflix)

El equipo de inteligencia de Pine Gap, instalaciones controladas por la CIA en suelo australiano, detecta que un misil lanzado desde Birmania ha derribado un pequeño avión de pasajeros y las imágenes por satélite revelan un alijo de misiles cerca de una conferencia a la que asisten el Presidente de Estados Unidos y el primer ministro australiano. Thriller político protagonizado por Parker Sawyers (Deep State, Michelle & Obama), Tess Haubrich (Wolf Creek), Jacqueline McKenzie (The 4400), Steve Toussaint (Fortitude, Line of Duty), Stephen Curry (Hounds of Love), Sachin Joab (The Cry), Mark Leonard Winter (Cleverman), Kelton Pell, Lewis Fitz-Gerald (Janet King, Hunters), Madeleine Madden (Tidelands), Edwina Wren (Hunters), Alice Keohavong, Jason Chong (Wolf Creek, Marco Polo), Simone Kessell (Of Kings and Prophets, Terra Nova), Milly Alcock (Janet King, A Place to Call Home) y Michael-Anthony Taylor (Gods of Egypt). Creada y escrita por Greg Haddrick (Wolf Creek, Janet King) y Felicity Packard (Wolf Creek, Janet King) y dirigida por Mat King (Wentworth). Seis episodios. Fue emitida entre octubre y noviembre en la ABC australiana. Estreno: 7 de diciembre

A favor: Un trabajador de Pine Gap trabajó como consultor de la serie. Se ve que la realidad es parecida a esto.

En contra: Son seis horas de señores totalmente relajados mirando pantallas.

Champaign ILL (YouTube Premium)

Alf (Sam Richardson; Veep, Detroiters) y Ronnie (Adam Pally; Happy Endings, The Mindy Project) tienen que volver a sus vidas normales en Champaign, Illinois cuando Lou (Jay Pharoah; Saturday Night Live, White Famous), amigo y líder de su banda de rap, muere inesperadamente. Producida por David Caspe (Happy Endings). Diez episodios. Estreno: 12 de diciembre

A favor: Algo habrá.

En contra: Pintar al pueblo como un nido de paletos pero grabar la serie en Atlanta.

Tidelands (Netflix)

La primera serie australiana original de Netflix es un thriller sobrenatural. Cal McTeer (Charlotte Best, Home and Away) es una joven que ha pasado diez años en un reformatorio y regresa a la ciudad costera de Orphelin Bay, donde aparece el cadáver de un pescador. Cal comienza a investigar y llega hasta Adrielle Cuthbert (Elsa Pataky; Fast & Furious, Al salir de clase), una misteriosa mujer que intenta proteger a los suyos. También participan Peter O'Brien (GLOW), Dustin Clare (Wolf Creek, Satisfaction), Aaron Jakubenko (The Shannara Chronicles), Mattias Inwood (Will, The Shannara Chronicles) y Madeleine Madden (Pine Gap, Picnic at Hanging Rock). Escrita por Stephen M. Irwin (Harrow, Secrets and Lies) y dirigida por Toa Fraser (Into the Badlands, The Shannara Chronicles). Diez episodios. Estreno: 14 de diciembre

A favor: Quién te iba a decir que ibas a ver a Elsa Pataky protagonizando una serie.

En contra: ¿Adrielle? ¿Y por qué no Ariel?

Hakan: Muhafiz (Netflix)

La primera serie turca original de Netflix está basada en la novela de İpek Gökdel (2016) en la que un joven comerciante llamado Hakan (Çağatay Ulusoy; Içerde, Medcezir) descubre que un talismán le proporciona poderes místicos que le servirán para proteger Estambul de las fuerzas del mal. Completan el reparto Okan Yalabık, Ayca Aysin Turan (Karagül), Hazar Ergüçlü (Medcezir), Mehmet Kurtuluş (Tatort), Alp Boyraz, Burçin Terzioğlu (Merhamet, Ezel), Saygin Soysal (Kara Para Ask) y Yurdaer Okur. Creada por Binnur Karaevli (The Eye of Istanbul) y dirigida por Can Evrenol (Baskin, Housewife), Umut Aral y Gönenç Uyanık. Diez episodios. Ya está renovada por una segunda temporada. Estreno: 14 de diciembre

A favor: Turismo seriéfilo.

En contra: Ha pasado por talleres y cambiado de directores porque no convencía. A ver qué pasa con el resultado final.

The Long Song (BBC One)

Jamaica, siglo XIX. July (Tamara Lawrance; On Chesil Beach, Undercover) es una joven esclava en una plantación propiedad de la odiosa Caroline Mortimer (Hayley Atwell; Agent Carter, Howards End). Robert Goodwin (Jack Lowden; Dunkirk, Denial) es nuevo en la isla, y se convierte en el nuevo capataz, y tanto July como Caroline están intrigadas por su revolucionaria determinación a mejorar la plantación para esclavos y amos. Basada en la novela de Andrea Levy (2010), adaptada por Sarah Williams (Becoming Jane) y dirigida por Mahalia Belo (Requiem). Completan el cast Madeleine Mantock (Charmed, Into the Badlands), Lenny Henry (Broadchurch, The Syndicate), Doña Croll (Casualty, Doctors), Sharon Duncan-Brewster (Cucumber, The Boy with the Topknot), Michael Culkin (The Crown, Poldark), Ayesha Antoine (Holby City), Arinzé Kene (Crazyhead, Informer), Ansu Kabia, Gordon Brown (Only God Forgives, Their Finest), Lizzie Hopley (Little Boy Blue), Jordan Bolger (The 100, Peaky Blinders), Joy Richardson (Doctors, Legends of Tomorrow) y Leo Bill (Taboo, The White Queen). Tres episodios. Estreno: 18 de diciembre

A favor: Un retrato de los últimos años de esclavitud.

En contra: Que se siente muy cercana.

Parfum (Netflix)

Inspirada en la famosa novela de Patrick Süskind (1985), que ya tuvo adaptación cinematográfica en 2006, la serie está ambientada en la actualidad. Tras una serie de brutales asesinatos, una joven investigadora (Friederike Becht) llega hasta un pequeño grupo de adolescentes de un internado que leyeron el libro y experimentaron con el uso del olor humano para crear perfumes. Con Natalia Belitski (In Zeiten des abnehmenden Lichts), August Diehl (Inglourious Basterds, Close to the Enemy), Ken Duken (Inglourious Basterds), Christian Friedel (Babylon Berlin, Elser), Marc Hosemann (Babylon Berlin), Jürgen Maurer, Trystan Pütter (Toni Erdmann), Wotan Wilke Möhring (Tatort, Valkyrie), Carlotta von Falkenhayn (Dark), Susanne Wuest, Roxane Duran (Riviera) y Piet Fuchs. Creada por Eva Kranenburg y dirigida por Philipp Kadelbach (Unsere Mütter, unsere Väter; SS-GB). Seis episodios. Fue emitida en Alemania el pasado noviembre. Estreno: 21 de diciembre

A favor: Kranenburg ha estudiado psicología y trabajado como forense y terapeuta sexual.

En contra: Que han convertido la marca en una historia abierta, es decir, con posible renovación.

Selection Day (Netflix)

Basada en la novela de Aravind Adiga (2016), cuenta la historia de dos hermanos adolescentes que buscan complacer a su padre (Rajesh Tailang, The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel) jugando al cricket. Manjunath (Mohammad Samad) sabe que es bueno, aunque no tanto como su hermano mayor Radha (Yash Dholye). Su mundo comenzará a cambiar y se enfrentará a decisiones que lo cambiarán todo cuando conozca a su gran rival, un chico privilegiado y seguro de sí mismo llamado Javed (Karanvir Malhotra). Ocho episodios. Estreno: 28 de diciembre

A favor: Lo que no cuentan pero se deja entrever.

En contra: El cricket.

Les Misérables (BBC One)

Adaptación (no musical) de la novela de Victor Hugo (1862) en la que Jean Valjean (Dominic West; The Affair, The Wire) huye de Javert (David Oyelowo; Selma, Nightingale) mientras vemos un retrato de la sociedad francesa durante la Rebelión de junio de 1832. Cuenta con Lily Collins (Okja, Mirror Mirror) como Fantine; Olivia Colman (Broadchurch, Fleabag) y Adeel Akhtar (Utopia, The Night Manager) como los Thénardier; y Ellie Bamber (Nocturnal Animals, The Nutcracker and the Four Realms), Josh O'Connor (The Durrells, God's Own Country) y Erin Kellyman (Raised by Wolves, Solo: A Star Wars Story) como Cosette, Marius y Eponine. Creada por Andrew Davies (House of Cards, War & Peace). Seis episodios. Aún sin fecha.

A favor: El repartazo.

En contra: La sensación de que ya hay demasiadas adaptaciones de esta obra.

The ABC Murders (BBC One)

Adaptación de la novela de Agatha Christie (1936) en la que Poirot (John Malkovich; Con Air, Empire of the Sun) investiga en 1933 una serie de asesinatos en los que el criminal deja una copia de la guía de trenes de Inglaterra junto a los cadáveres. Completan el reparto Rupert Grint (Harry Potter, Sick Note), Tara Fitzgerald (Game of Thrones, Requiem), Andrew Buchan (Broadchurch, The Honourable Woman), Eamon Farren (Twin Peaks, Winchester), Shirley Henderson (Harry Potter, Happy Valley), Jack Farthing (Cilla, Poldark), Bronwyn James (Harlots) y Freya Mavor (Skins, The Sense of an Ending). Escrita por Sarah Phelps (And Then There Were None, The Casual Vacancy). Tres episodios. Aún sin fecha.

A favor: Phelps cumple con sus adaptaciones.

En contra: Son ficciones muy disfrutables pero olvidables.

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Dumpster fire! Grizzly 2 was released on video in 2020 and now on you tube. Catch it before they remove it. You know you tube with movies. Anyway is it worth a look? Yes only out of curiosity since many of us saw the bootleg work print on you tube. The poster on the dvd touts George Clooney, Laura Dern, and Charlie Sheen as the stars. Ha ha ha they only have 5 minutes of screen time as Friday the 13th type teens. Or 20 somethings playing teens. Other actors include Louise Fletcher,Charles Cyphers,Deborah Foreman,Steve Inwood,John Rhys Davies and the late Deborah Raffin. Yes the waited 37 years to recycle a 1983 never released movie. And padded it with some ridiculous footage. A mechanical bear that kept malfunctioning. Like jaws but comparing this to jaws is like comparing a prime rib to ramen noodles. You get my point. But is it worth the look? Sure it’s better than watching paint dry and as curious as I was I watched it. And felt WTF did I just watch? By the way the movie was filmed in Budapest Hungary. My advice watch the first grizzly 1977. Which has nothing to do with the sequel.Now if they would only release Roger Cormans Fantastic Four, 1993. Which after watching the bootleg I actually enjoyed more than the newer versions. That would be great. Grizzly 2 is a total mess and a dumpster fire.

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Their Story Wrote Itself – The New York Times

Cynthia LaFave had a word of warning when she first met T Kira Madden in 2015.

“She said, ‘If you hurt my daughter, I’ll kill you,’” Ms. Madden recalled.

And that, by Ms. Madden’s reckoning, was a fair enough thing for her to say about her relationship with Hannah Beresford. Years earlier, Ms. Beresford had fought an episode of depression so crippling she required hospitalization.

Ms. Madden was no stranger to pain, either: Her 2019 memoir, “Long Live the Tribe of Fatherless Girls,” outlines her trauma-filled coming-of-age as the queer, biracial daughter of a pair of well-to-do addicts in South Florida. That Ms. Madden’s pain may have affected Ms. Beresford was a reasonable concern for her mother.

It proved unwarranted. “Their relationship has brought so much peace to them both that, as it stands now, if anyone tries to hurt Kira, I’ll kill them, too,” Ms. LaFave said.

Ms. Madden and Ms. Beresford, both 31 and now living in Beacon, N.Y., first saw each other in 2012 at the Jamaica Bay Riding Academy in Brooklyn. Ms. Beresford, a former professional equestrian, worked there as a trainer and coach for the nonprofit Metropolitan Equestrian team. Ms. Madden was shepherding the half-dozen homeless veterans she drove there through therapeutic interaction with the horses. It was part of her job as a teacher and counselor at the Doe Fund shelter in Harlem, which also housed formerly incarcerated men, many of them addicts.

Ms. Madden had just received a master’s degree in fine arts from Sarah Lawrence College, where she is now a professor in the M.F.A. writing program. A career in social services wasn’t in her future, but the shelter job attracted her for its proximity to a population that felt familiar. “My parents were pretty severe addicts,” she said. By the time she moved to New York at 17 for college at Parsons School of Design, both were in recovery from drug and alcohol abuse. Then, “we had this second sort of beautiful life together,” she said. “They were sober and we had these happy adult relationships. My parents always loved me. They weren’t bad people.”

Just complicated ones. Ms. Madden’s Hawaiian-Chinese mother, Sherrie Lokelani Madden, lives in Atlantic Beach, a part of Hempstead, N.Y., and is the general manager of the Dop Dop Salon in SoHo. Her father, John Laurence Madden, was Jewish and, after a career as stockbroker, headed his brother Steve Madden’s international fashion accessories business; Mr. Madden died in 2015 of complications from lung disease. In addition to their addictions, they had secrets. Ms. Madden found out as a child she had two half brothers on her father’s side from a marriage that her parents’ affair broke up. As an adult, she learned about another half sister on her mother’s side and a brother, whom her parents had placed for adoption. Still, her childhood in Boca Raton, Fla., had a shiny exterior. She grew up winning equestrian ribbons and attended an exclusive high school, North Broward Preparatory School, in Coconut Creek, Fla.

Fridays at the stable with the Doe shelter residents were an opportunity for her to be around horses again and, on occasions when volunteers ushered her charges through their riding and grooming lessons, to read books.

“Hannah noticed me first,” Ms. Madden said. “She remembers me reading at the picnic table, a Joy Williams book called ‘Escapes’.” In 2013, before Ms. Beresford and Ms. Madden found a chance to be properly introduced, the shelter’s horse program ended. But Ms. Madden’s love of horses lingered. She returned to the stable to ask the barn manager if there was someone who could give her lessons.

She was reconnected with Ms. Beresford, whose job at the stable overlapped with her graduate studies in poetry at N.Y.U.

Ms. Beresford earned her master’s degree from N.Y.U. in 2014 and now teaches poetry at Drew University in Madison, N.J. She grew up in rural Voorheesville, N.Y. Her parents, Ms. LaFave, a trial lawyer from Albany, and Jon Beresford of Cañon City, Colo., the owner of Beresford Remodeling, divorced when she was 5.

At 4, she had started horseback riding. “It became pretty consuming,” she said. In 2007, Oklahoma State University recruited her for its N.C.A.A. Division 1 equestrian team. But by then, after years on the road touring, distractions from her athletic career were mounting.

“I had struggled most of my teen years with anxiety and depression, and it all piled up,” she said. In 2008, she hit what she called rock bottom. “I was hospitalized for a while, and in the hospital, I came out,” she said. She called friends and family to tell them she was gay. “As they say, it got better.”

Credit belonged partially to a college poetry class. “Though I’d hate to suggest that depression can be treated with anything less than intensive therapy by a medical professional, that became something I could look forward to, where I could see a future.”

At Ms. Madden’s first riding lesson in Brooklyn in 2013, Ms. Beresford set a professional tone. “We connected on a lot of different levels,” Ms. Beresford said, especially riding and writing. “But I didn’t know how Kira identified. It didn’t cross my mind that she might be gay. I think coming out in Oklahoma, spending my formative years there, made me assume no one else in the world was gay.”

Ms. Madden noted “that we both were in relationships at the time. But right after that lesson I texted my friend, ‘This lesbian in breeches is so hot!’ I felt very crushy toward Hannah.” Not so much, though, that she was willing to break up with her girlfriend and ask Ms. Beresford out.

Instead, life got in the way, she said, and after six months she stopped taking lessons. More than a year passed. “But I always thought of Hannah, how I wished I could be her friend.” In late 2014, she scoured Yelp for the names of Jamaica Bay Riding Academy instructors, hoping to find Ms. Beresford’s last name and contact info.

Eventually, she reached Ms. Beresford through Facebook. “I was like, ‘Hey, remember me?’” Ms. Madden said. Both were nearing the ends of their relationships; Ms. Beresford, who considers herself more a country than a city person, was about to move to Austin, Texas.

But after exchanging and reading some work each had written (Ms. Beresford a manuscript in progress and Ms. Madden short stories and part of a novel), they decided to meet for a first date in February 2015 at the Stonewall Inn.

“In the back of our heads we were thinking, this could be really painful, because I was moving in a matter of weeks,” Ms. Beresford said. But their book swap had already connected them. “When you’re reading something autobiographical, you not only learn the facts of the person’s life but the lens through which they see the world,” Ms. Madden said.

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At the Stonewall Inn, they talked and kissed until closing time. “We got kicked out,” Ms. Madden said. “It felt like love.”

As the Chinese New Year began on Feb. 19, Ms. Madden, who embraces her Hawaiian-Chinese heritage, and Ms. Beresford celebrated together.

Weeks later, Ms. Beresford rented a U-Haul for her move to Texas. Ms. Madden told her, “You can’t move to Austin without me taking you.” They drove together. Ms. Madden returned to her Williamsburg, Brooklyn, apartment alone. Then, in the fall, her father fell into a coma.

“My father was my person — I was really close to him,” Ms. Madden said. Ms. Beresford booked a flight and planned to stay in New York until Mr. Madden recovered. When he died, she comforted Ms. Madden through her grief. They wouldn’t return to Texas to pack Ms. Beresford’s things for a full year.

By then, they had become experienced road trippers. “Hannah and I always joke that we spent most of our relationship in a car,” Ms. Madden said. In addition to the U-Haul trip, by the end of 2016 they had driven to Buffalo for a horse show and to Kansas to visit friends of Ms. Beresford’s; they also drove to upstate New York regularly to ride horses and spend time with Ms. LaFave.

Ms. Madden’s mother had also become a fixture in their lives, through regular visits to the home in SoHo she shared with Mr. Madden before he died, and later to Long Island. Ms. Lokelani Madden felt close to Ms. Beresford immediately. “Hannah really grounds Kira,” she said. “She has this soothing effect. I admire so much how they bring out the best in each other.”

In 2017, Ms. Madden and Ms. Beresford moved to Provincetown, Mass., where Ms. Beresford had accepted a yearlong residency at the Fine Arts Work Center. The next year they moved to Inwood in Manhattan, spending the bulk of their time teaching, writing and editing the literary journal Ms. Madden founded, “No Tokens.” They had already traveled to 30 states when, in July 2018, Ms. Beresford planned a surprise 30th birthday trip for Ms. Madden.

“We went up the California coast through the Pacific Northwest and stopped in Powell, Wyo., to ride horses at this campsite ranch near Heart Mountain,” Ms. Madden said. On the evening of July 12, they climbed back in their rented Toyota to watch a meteor shower.

“There were so many mosquitoes we turned the lights out in the car. Hannah started talking to me about how she wanted to spend the rest of her life with me. It was corny in a great way.”

She spoke Ms. Madden’s whole name — T Kira Mahealani Ching Madden — before saying, “Will you marry me?” After Ms. Madden said a tearful yes, Ms. Beresford opened her car door and found her way to Ms. Madden’s side in pitch blackness to present a ring. They counted down from three before turning on the car lights so Ms. Madden could see it: A teardrop-shaped opal surrounded watermelon tourmalines and gray diamonds, designed collaboratively by Ms. Beresford and Misa Jewelry, a Hawaiian designer.

“It was typical Hannah, being the most thoughtful person in the world,” Ms. Madden said. “Years ago, when I was feeling very lonely, I had bought a watermelon tourmaline engagement ring to remind myself to always commit to my well-being first.”

On Jan. 7 at Kualoa Nature Reserve in Kaneohe, Hawaii, Ms. Madden and Ms. Beresford committed to each other’s well-being for life. At a wedding attended by 72 guests, Ms. Madden, wearing a marigold dress designed by Zac Posen before he closed his business in November, walked with her mother down an outdoor aisle strewn with multicolor rose petals. Ms. Beresford wore an aubergine suit by Bindle & Keep, a Brooklyn company that specializes in suits for queer and gender nonconforming people.

N. Michelle AuBuchon, a friend and fellow writer who was ordained by the American Marriage Ministries, officiated during a 30-minute ceremony celebrating their devotion to each other.

“To know T Kira and Hannah is to know how fiercely they love, with no boundaries, barriers or divisions,” she said. A dozen attendants, including Justine Champine, who the couple called “dyke of honor,” stood by the couple as they exchanged handwritten vows. “You and I have dedicated our lives to words and the arrangements of those words, but it’s these moments, our moments of silence and understanding without explanation that matter most to me,” Ms. Madden said. Ms. Beresford was characteristically poetic: “The universe may be limitless, but I can count my life in moments of seeing you, of hearing your voice, of disbelieving in scale,” she said.

Yards away from the water’s edge, with coconut trees swaying and the majestic Ko’olau mountains in the background, Ms. AuBuchon pronounced them married.

On This Day

When Jan. 7, 2020

Where Kualoa Nature Reserve in Kaneohe, Hawaii

Tradition During the ceremony, Ms. AuBuchon led a traditional exchange of flower leis between the families.

Time for a Tour At a cocktail hour, guests were taken in two separate boats on a short tour of the Molii Fishpond. The 125-acre fishpond is a form of sustainable fishery management, which dates back 800 years.

Grass Skirts A band, accompanied by a trio of hula dancers, played traditional Hawaiian music during a dinner that featured short ribs and sea bass.

Kalani Takase contributed reporting from Kaneohe, Hawaii.

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