#emilie bierre

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teacup — 1.08 this is nowhere part 2

[halloweendailynews]

[Interview] 'Teacup' Cast and Showrunner Talk New Horror Series, and Halloween

[Interview] 'Teacup' Cast and Showrunner Talk New Horror Series, and Halloween

The new horror series Teacup premiered this month on Peacock, with new episodes dropping each week through Halloween, and we talked to the cast, including Rob Morgan, Chaske Spencer, Emilie Bierre, and Caleb Dolden, and creator/writer/showrunner Ian McCulloch about what excited them most about this project, and of course we discussed their plans for this Halloween, and more. From James Wan’s…

[mikesfilmtalk]

Teacup: More Alien Parasites in the Woods

Peacock’s Teacup is set in the country. It entertains the premise that yet more alien parasites are in the woods. Their intent is thus far uncertain, but there is certainly no teddy bear’s picnic in this forest. The story Teacup starts with a woman in the woods. She is desperately trying to remove a strap from her wrists. She is bloody and scared. The woman is also mumbling what sound like…

[geekcavepodcast]

Teacup Trailer

A group of random people in rural Georgia will have to come together to survive a mysterious threat.

Teacup, based on Robert McCammon's Stinger, stars Yvonne Strahovski, Scott Speedman, Chaske Spencer, Boris McGiver, Kathy Baker, Caleb Dolden, Emilie Bierre, Diany Rodriguez, and Luciano Leroux. The horror series is executive produced by James Wan and Ian McCulloch.

Teacup premieres on Peacock on October 10, 2024.

[stuff-diary]

Genesis

Movies watched in 2024

Genesis (2018, Canada)

Director & Writer: Philippe Lesage

Mini-review:

Man, I don't really know what to say about this movie. It starts off quite well, as a pretty sensitive and intimate representation of late adolescence and early adulthood. But then it goes completely off the rails during the final 40 minutes or so. For starters, it suddenly hits you with a couple of disturbing twists that don't even fit with the tone. And after that, it drops the initial story entirely and focuses on a bunch of new characters for the last 20 minutes. I'm sure it's supposed to mean something, but I didn't get it at all. That being said, Noée Abita and Théodore Pellerin turn in two beautiful, nuanced performances. All in all, Genesis ended up being rather disappointing.

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Victoria Bierre, Signe Bro, Emilie Beckmann, Julie Kepp Jensen. Danish swimmers

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#659 #Genèse

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Une colonie (2018), Geneviève Dulude-De Celles

[artfilmfan]

Our Own (Jeanne Leblanc, 2020)

[sweetsmellosuccess]

At first, Jeanne Leblanc's "Les Notres" appears concerned with adult business: Jean-Marc Ricard (Paul Doucet), a middle-aged mayor of a small town in the Quebec province, addresses a banquet fundraiser by first evoking the tragic factory explosion from a few years before that claimed the lives of several residents, including his own good friend and neighbor. It then shifts to the concerns of teenagers, however, including Magalie (Emilie Bierre), the 13-year-old daughter of the deceased friend in question, in attendance with the remaining members of her family, before we realize the film is actually a heinous combination of both.

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Genèse, Philippe Lesage (2018)

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Our Own (Les nôtres) (2020) Jeanne Leblanc

June 7th 2020

[movienation]

Movie Review: Canadian teen wants to keep her secret, and the baby she sees as "Les Notres (Our Own)"

Movie Review: Canadian teen wants to keep her secret, and the baby she sees as “Les Notres (Our Own)”

A reminder to parents who might consider checking out the suspenseful Canadian drama “Les Notres” in a cinema. It’s rude to throw things at the screen, and not great manners to shout at it. But variations of “Oh COME on!” are a perfectly understandable response to the outrage depicted in Jeanne Leblanc’s film. A girl (Emilie Bierre) who lost her father in a tragic accident years before is…

[blog-kino-cine]

A découvrir encore aujourd'hui et demain cette petite pépite "Une Colonie", joli film simple, modeste, juste et parfois spleenesque sur l'apprentissage de l'adolescence, Une Colonie se révèle touchant non seulement par la réalisation de la québécoise Geneviève Dulude-De Celles mais aussi par la formidable interprétation de sa comédienne principale Emilie Bierre. "Une Colonie" est cet éloge lumineux de la différence, faisant aussi ce pas de côté dans le paysage du cinéma canadien contemporain. https://www.instagram.com/p/B6IhJgUK-Y0/?igshid=vtdtcluv40j3