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Omari Hardwick, Jessica Barden, Joe Dempsie Among Five Cast in Netflix Series ‘Pieces of Her’

Joe Otterson TV ReporterThe upcoming Netflix series “Pieces of Her” has added five to its cast, Variety has learned.Jessica Barden, Omari Hardwick, Joe Dempsie, David Wenham, and Jacob Scipio have all been cast opposite previously announced stars Toni Collette and Bella Heathcoate.The series is based on the best-selling book of the same name by Karin Slaughter. In a sleepy Georgia town, a random act of violence sets off an unexpected chain of events for 30-year-old Andy Oliver (Heathcoate) and her mother Laura (Collette).

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‘The End Of The F***ing World’ season three could happen “in a few years’ time”

The End of the F***ing World star Jessica Barden has said season three could happen “in a few years’ time”.The actress, who plays Alyssa in the Channel 4 show, recently speculated on the future of the series in an interview with NME.“There is a world where we do it in a few years’ time,” Barden said when asked about a third season of the show.“But Charlie [Covell, the show’s writer] totally, rightfully, is taking the space to write other stuff, like she’s working on Kaos, this new show for Netflix now.”She added: “So there are no immediate plans.

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Director Max Winkler Talks ‘Jungleland,’ Working With Charlie Hunnam & Lazer Tag [The Playlist Podcast]

Following the spirited debate of three releases we hope helped add some spookiness to your quarantined Halloween festivities this year, our three hosts of The Playlist Podcast have returned for another episode of quality film discussion.

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‘Pink Skies Ahead’: Kelly Oxford’s Debut Is Charming And Irresistible [AFI Review]

The blue-haired Winona (Jessica Barden), while driving, vents to an unseen man about living with her parents. She fumes, “I want to stick a fork into an electrical socket every minute that I’m there.” A recent-college dropout, the twenty-year-old Winona lives in arrested development with her parents in their Los Angeles suburban home.

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MTV Films Acquires Coming-Of-Age Film ‘Pink Skies Ahead’ Prior To Its World Premiere At The AFI Film Festival

Justin Kroll Senior Film ReporterEXCLUSIVE: MTV Studios has acquired the worldwide rights to Stampede Ventures’ coming-of-age film Pink Skies Ahead from writer/director Kelly Oxford. The film will make its worldwide premiere at the AFI Film Festival tomorrow.Set in Los Angeles in 1998, the film follows Winona, who after dropping out of college and moving back home to live with her parents, is diagnosed with an anxiety disorder.

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‘Jungleland’ Trailer: Charlie Hunnam & Jack O’Connell Are Fighting For Their Lives In Max Winkler’s Drama

The subgenre of dramas focused on down-on-his-luck fighters trying to make a name for themselves and escape their humble lives is one of the most popular in all of film. Of course, you have classics like “Rocky,” which show that the underdog can win, but then on the other side of the spectrum, you have “Jungleland,” which shows that sometimes the underdog is destined to fail…over and over again.

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'Holler': Film Review | TIFF 2020

Nicole Riegel makes her directorial debut with Holler, a familiar coming-of-age film about a young woman trying to find a way out of her hometown in Southern Ohio. Ruth (Jessica Barden of Netflix’s The End of the F***ing World) lives with her older brother Blaze (Gus Halper) as her drug-addicted mother Rhonda (Pamela Adlon) is stuck at the county jail until she agrees to go to rehab.

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‘Holler’: Jessica Barden Shines In A Drama About Scavenging The American Dream [Review]

“Holler” is not the first film to chronicle the human toll of the flight of industry from the American Rust Belt to China and other countries abroad, but it might be the most direct. “Holler” makes the subtext text by focusing on an Ohio group of scrappers, crews illegally stripping abandoned old factories and institutional buildings for raw metal that can be sold to Asian buyers.

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Toronto Fest: 30 Virtual Market Titles Unveiled

The Toronto Film Festival has unveiled around 30 indie movie titles that will screen as part of its inaugural TIFF Industry Selects sidebar during this year's online-only film market. The international titles looking to spark interest at TIFF among buyers and global festival programmers include Nicole Riegel's Holler, a 2020 SXSW pick that stars Jessica Barden and is produced by Paul Feig; Curtis Vowell's New Zealand comedy Baby Done, from Taika Waititi's Piki Films; and Falling For Figaro, Ben Lewin’s romantic comedy that stars Joanna Lumley and Danielle Macdonald.

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‘Lambs Of God’: Streamer Topic Takes North American Rights To Australian Drama Starring Jessica Barden, Essie Davis & Ann Dowd

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Film News Roundup: Charlie Hunnam Boarding Dog Movie ‘Denali’ at Spyglass Media

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