In the sultry and slightly stir-crazy mind game that is "Hot Milk," something's the matter with Rose's legs. The elderly ...
Berlin: For all the sun-stroked lesbian malaise and burnt-up emotions of the past, Rebecca Lenkiewicz's directorial debut ...
Hot Milk: Fiona Shaw is a spiky delight in this atmospheric but unsatisfying Deborah Levy adaptation
Debut director Rebecca Lenkiewicz has a clear affinity with the material, but the interiority of Levy’s novel about a fraught mother-daughter holiday (played here by Fiona Shaw and Emma Mackey), doesn ...
The British music veteran also shares what Vicky Krieps sang for the Berlin-debuting movie, working on Sebastián Lelio's ...
Screenwriter Rebecca Lenkiewicz makes her directing debut adapting Deborah Levy’s novel about the prison of a strained mother ...
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Rebecca Lenkiewicz on Moving From Writing to Directing With ‘Hot Milk’: ‘I’d Been Feeling a Sadness in Giving Scripts Away’There are numerous first time directors at this year’s Berlinale, but few come with the sort of indie film credits on Rebecca ...
The Berlin Film Festival competition film "Hot Milk" does not shy away from posing a choice between life and death, and ...
A story of self discovery, queer kindling and medical melancholy among these three fascinating women in a sun-baked setting, ...
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‘Hot Milk’ Review: Rebecca Lenkiewicz’s Spare Adaptation of Deborah Levy’s Acclaimed Psychodrama Hums With Tension – Berlin Film FestivalSofia takes a picture of Ingrid, her summer friend, at her sewing table. “Your August in Almeria…” murmurs Ingrid (a ...
Rebecca Lenkiewicz's directorial debut, 'Hot Milk', premiering at the Berlin Film Festival, explores life-and-death choices ...
In the sultry and slightly stir-crazy mind game that is “Hot Milk,” something’s the matter with Rose’s legs. The elderly single mom, played with an irritable, bone-deep bitterness by Irish ...
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