Beatrice Loayza
Writer at Freelance
writing, usually about cinema @nytimes @4_columns @filmcomment @thenation etc // formerly, editor @criterion // [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
4columns.org | Beatrice Loayza
Suzanne Valadon Beatrice Loayza Painted by Toulouse-Lautrec, influenced by Gauguin, mentored by Degas: an exhibition of over 170 works by the turn-of-the-century French artist. Suzanne Valadon, installation view. Courtesy Centre Pompidou. Photo: Audrey Laurans. Pictured, far left: Jeune fille faisant du crochet, ca. 1892.
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flipboard.com | Beatrice Loayza
NowAnthony Anderson was just looking for a few minutes of self-care. The actor, 54, who stars alongside Viola Davis in Amazon Prime's new action-thriller G20, tells PEOPLE he recently started doing yoga again. After a session, he got into the steam shower in his home for the first time. "I bought a new …
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nytimes.com | Beatrice Loayza
Viola Davis raises the bar on sheer brawniness in this action film where an American president has to fight Australian crypto-terrorists. G20Directed by Patricia Riggen Action, ThrillerR1h 48mFind TicketsWhen you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film through our site, we earn an affiliate commission. The action spectacle "G20" offers up an absurd fantasy: What if the President of the United States were a gunslinging, martial-arts hero?
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theatlantic.com | Beatrice Loayza
When Val Kilmer was a teenager, performing in high-school plays and making amateur movies with his younger brother, Marlon Brando was his hero. Like Brando, Kilmer eventually moved to New York to study acting, becoming one of the youngest students to be admitted to the Juilliard School’s drama program. And years later, after he acted alongside Brando in the infamously disastrous The Island of Dr. Moreau, Kilmer would nonetheless express a twisted kind of admiration for his co-star.
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4 weeks ago |
culturedmag.com | Beatrice Loayza
Portrait of Anamaria Vartolomei by Marie Rouge/Unifrance. Image courtesy of Anamaria Vartolomei. “My films are expressions of my politics,” says Mickey 17 and Being Maria actor Anamaria Vartolomei. “I want to be nourished by the kinds of women I play, which is maybe why I gravitate toward bold and ambitious characters.”Not many actors, much less ones in their 20s, would have the guts to make such a bold statement. Vartolomei is different.
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RT @4_columns: OUT NOW: ISSUE 358! Kaelen Wilson-Goldie on John Berger’s “Hold Everything Dear,” @bealoayza on Suzanne Valadon @CentrePompi…
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RT @TheAtlantic: Val Kilmer “could complicate the entire meaning of a film with a strut and a glimpse, and convey savagely weird and wonder…
