Carmen Paddock
Features Editor at One Room with a View
Writing on film& editing on opera, tragedy enjoyer, usually thinking about Sondheim. @RottenTomatoes approved, @theOAFFC + @FilmCriticsUK. Views my own, she/her
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parterre.com | Carmen Paddock
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movieswetextedabout.com | Carmen Paddock
Everyone wants to root for a sports comeback story. The Last Rodeo, from director Jon Avnet with a script by Avnet, Derek Presley, and star Neal McDonough, sits well within this well-known and well-loved subgenre. McDonough stars as Joe Wainright, a former rodeo champion bull rider who settled down to a quieter life after his time in the area – in no small part due to his wife’s death after his championship run.
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movieswetextedabout.com | Carmen Paddock
BBY 1 is here. Concluding Andor’s second season with the events of Rogue One imminent was always going to happen, but it takes an explosive set of events to get news of the Death Star to the Rebellion’s headquarters on Yavin, and thus to send Cassian (Diego Luna) off with K-2SO (Alan Tudyk) in search of Galen and Jyn Erso.
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takeonecinema.net | Carmen Paddock
In the theatre, it is tradition to leave a light lit on stage even when the house is empty. The origins of this ghost light could have been practical – it is safer for those first in and last out to see while securing vital stage equipment, and in the early days of theatre, the light could have relieved pressure on gas systems. However, a variety of superstitions surround the ghost light: perhaps it is there to ward away spirits, illuminate the stage for their performances, or keep them company.
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takeonecinema.net | Carmen Paddock
Stories set over one long, wild night are perennial favourites in cinema. STATIONED AT HOME, Daniel V. Masciari’s ode to small-town Americana, takes place in Binghamton, New York, on Christmas night as the International Space Station is due to pass across the night sky. Taxi driver Ralph (Erik Bjarnar) sets off on his final solitary shift before the holiday, the radio keeping him company and abreast of the Space Station’s journey through the sky.
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