When Mia’s family moves from London to Africa to manage a lion farm, she forms an attachment to Charlie – a white lion cub. When Mia uncovers an upsetting secret kept hidden by her father, she decides to rescue her friend. Mia and the White Lion opens on April 12th.
Atom Egoyan is one of the most interesting directors around. Whether exploring the boundaries of the psychosexual thriller [the incredible Exotica] or the depths of despair [The Sweet Hereafter], his films are usually genuinely affecting and insightful. Chloe – a remake of the French film, Nathalie – returns to the realm of psychosexual thrillers, but […]
When alcoholic CIA analyst Osborne Cox [John Malkovich] refuses to accept a demotion because of his drinking problem and quits, he sets in motion a series of events that enmesh a number of not terribly bright characters in what could safely be called an anti-thriller thriller. When the notes on his memoir are accidentally left […]