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The Outrun (2024)

Dir. Nora Fingscheidt

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The Outrun

Movies watched in 2024

The Outrun (2024, Germany/UK)

Director: Nora Fingscheidt

Writers: Nora Fingscheidt & Amy Liptrot (based on the memoir by Amy Liptrot)

Mini-review:

With its contemplative pacing and sensitive writing and directing, The Outrun offers a deeply moving portrayal of addiction and recovery. The slow pace and non-linear structure won't be for everyone, but they certainly worked for me; I felt like those details helped me immerse myself in the story. That being said, the thing that makes the film truly special is Saoirse Ronan's pitch-perfect performance; the complexity and nuance of her facial expressions is some of the best work she's ever done, which is saying a lot. Beyond that, the cinematography and many of the locations are truly stunning. So yeah, the movie doesn't really break any new ground, but it's very well made and beautifully acted.

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The Outrun (2024) Review

Rona had been living life on the edge in London and when she reaches breaking point with addiction and wanting to properly heal, she returns to Scotland’s Orkney Islands where she grew up. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Continue reading The Outrun (2024) Review

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Trigger Point — ITV commissions a third series

Trigger Point — ITV commissions a third series

ITV has commissioned (as reported here) a third series of Trigger Point, starring Vicky McClure. The second series, which aired in January this year, averaged 8.1m viewers across the series. It has been streamed 30m times on ITVX and was the second most watched drama on ITV1 this year (Mr Bates vs The Post Office takes the number one slot). Starring Vicky McClure in the lead role of bomb…

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Martin having coffee with a friend (actor Nabil Elouahabi). Not sure when exactly those pics were taken or where. (They were posted today) They are clearly pap photos (😒), but I really love how he stirrs his drink. 🤭

Edit:

It was today and in Bath!

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when you’re voiced by nabil elouahabi

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O Three Fingers... The Yellow Flame of Chaos... Please...a frenzied flame to melt away the curses, suffering and despair...and the order, entire. Melt away the curses, suffering...despair...and order...entire May chaos take the world... May Chaos Take...The World....

Will never be able to move on from Vaati's video on The Lord of Frenzied Flame with Nabil Elouahabi's incredible voice acting

This was meant to test some procreate brushes :)

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THE OUTRUN (2024)

Starring Saoirse Ronan, Paapa Essiedu, Nabil Elouahabi, Izuka Hoyle, Lauren Lyle, Saskia Reeves, Stephen Dillane, Eilidh Fisher, Naomi Wirthner, Danyal Ismail, Posy Sterling, Patch Bell, Nabil Elouahabi, Jack Rooke, Seamus Dillane, Conrad Williamson, Tony Hamilton and Ammar Younis.

Screenplay by Nora Fingscheidt & Amy Liptrot.

Directed by Nora Fingscheidt.

Distributed by Sony Classic Pictures. 118 minutes. Rated R.

Substance abuse, alcoholism and addiction are very difficult to deal with, even from the relatively safe distance of a theater seat.

They can be dangerous roles to play for an actor, but they are also juicy, dramatic characters full of flaws and hitting rock bottom.

Once upon a time in film, these examinations of recovering addicts were staples of serious, Award-courting movies – things like The Lost Weekend, The Days of Wine and Roses, Leaving Las Vegas and Clean and Sober.

In recent years, this kind of film (and role) has become a bit scarcer, partially because of the discomfort of the audiences, partially because of the extreme toll the characters can take on the actors.

Therefore, all credit is due to Saoirse Ronan – who has always been a fairly fearless actress – for allowing herself to take the bumpy emotional ride of the small arthouse film The Outrun, which was adapted from an acclaimed memoir by Amy Liptrot.

Ronan plays Rona, a thirty-ish recovering alcoholic who had spent a decade partying in London and has now moved back to the area in which she grew up – the Orkney Islands off of Scotland – in an attempt to get her life back on track. (The somewhat inscrutable sounding title The Outrun actually refers to a type of outlying coastal farmland on Orkney that's not suitable for cultivation, which is where Rona ends up taking residence and reinventing herself.)

The Outrun flips back and forth in time in Rona’s life – from her troubled childhood with a bi-polar father and religious mother, to her wild party days in London, to her current desperate attempts to keep herself sober.

Needless to say, there are some very depressing parts of The Outrun. However, as Rona rediscovers her home in the stunningly beautiful, if slightly remote and rundown island, the nature and the landscape soothes the audience as well as the heroine, which is a nice cinematic trick.

By simplifying her life, her needs and her world, we can see Rona potentially getting it all together, and it is a rather cathartic feeling.

The Outrun is not the type of movie that will ever get a huge following – particularly not in this period of cinematic history – and that is kind of a shame. It is definitely a film worth seeing.

I just hope that it makes enough of a splash that Saoirse Ronan is remembered during Awards season, because this fearless tightrope performance is definitely worthy of at the very least some serious nominations.

Jay S. Jacobs

Copyright ©2024 PopEntertainment.com. All rights reserved. Posted: October 4, 2024.

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Voice claims for the coven heads that didn’t get their moment to shine! 🎤

In order:

Osran (Wes Johnson - Hermaeus Mora), Vitimir (Nabil Elouahabi - Kalé), Mason (Armin Shimerman - Augustus Aquato), Hettie Cutburn (Wendee Lee - Black Dahlia)

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Saoirse Ronan’s The Outrun gets release date - GoldDerby

The cast includes Paapa Essiedu, Nabil Elouahabi, Stephen Dillane, and Saskia Reeves. 

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SOOOO... I really wasnt that into Valorant as a whole until you started posting about it and Cypher's voice actor, Nabil Elouahabi, is ALSO Merchant Kalé from Elden Ring, who is my all time fav. Now Cypher is my bae and i love him

YEESSS I KNOOOOWW

I booted up elden ring when i bought it and as soon as kalé talked I was like "CYPHER?!?!?!!"

Nabil is amazing, I love his performance for those two (and its a shame a bunch of kalé's lines got cut from the game) and he was really fun in the valorant va q&a too {:- )

and cypher is a great character too, my favorite weirdo <3

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The Outrun (2024, Germany/UK)

Starring: Saoirse Ronan, Paapa Essiedu, Nabil Elouahabi, Izuka Hoyle, Lauren Lyle, Saskia Reeves, Stephen Dillane

Director: Nora Fingscheidt

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CALIFICACIÓN PERSONAL: 6 / 10

Título Original: Tower Block

Año: 2012

Duración: 90 min

País: Reino Unido

Dirección: James Nunn, Ronnie Thompson

Guion: James Moran

Música: Owen Morris

Fotografía: Ben Moulden

Reparto: Sheridan Smith, Ralph Brown, Russell Tovey, Jack O'Connell, Jill Baker, Julie Graham, Christopher Fulford, Kane Robinson, Nabil Elouahabi, Harry McEntire, Montserrat Lombard, Ralph Laurila, Tony Jayawardena, Michael Legge, Jamie Thomas King

Productora: Tea Shop & Film Company

Género: Thriller

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1992258/

TRAILER:

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cypher having a cat <3

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Cypher in Valorant voiced by Nabil Elouahabi

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Getting into Valorant has been the greatest experience and I'm enjoying myself a lot more playing Cypher - he reminds me so much of my old favorites like Shino (Naruto) and Auron (Final Fantasy X). It's gotta be the collar lol. Tried a maskless version inspired by his voice actor, Nabil Elouahabi.