Cold chill, crime, very pop summer Five movies and/or series not to be missed this quirky and popular summer, the first without a mask, but fortunately hot and conquering arenas. On the podium on June 23 in the hall, Presley the King transformed from his youth in Memphis to the underpants of fangirls thrown onto the stage of the first concerts, Elvis Tazwith a cover signed by Moneskin and an unexpected touching finale in Elvis Baz Luhrmann. Excessive, overloaded, inserts and double screens, protagonist Austin Butler, extraordinary because it’s reckless to play the part: Elvis in the musical has that megalomania that made us love and hate the director Moulin rougebut it is definitely a title not to be missed in the room.
Under the Tom Hanks make-up is Colonel Parker, a diabolical manager who exploited the popularity of the world’s first megastar to the last drop. Dresses and thigh slits that are too erotic for the American Wasp are the same capes, all revisited and updated with the help of Prada, including the mythical back cover of his wife Priscilla, played here by Olivia DeJong. And always she, emerging at the moment, introduces us to the second title, which is not to be missed, the series broadcast on Sky, Staircase – suspicious deathbeautiful and scary, where Olivia is the daughter of Colin Firth in a true story (more and more like biopics and documentaries), masterfully interpreted also by Toni Collette, eight episodes for an indictment and trial in North Carolina, in 2001, by writer and aspiring politician Michael Peterson, whose wife is found lifeless at the bottom of the stairs in a family accident, but hides a secret instead.
An investigation into a large family, a wonderful cast, and if you want to deepen the inexplicable, the French documentary is already on Netflix. Michael Peterson – Guilty or Innocent Jean Xavier de Lestrade. To stay cool in summer this is definitely worth seeing Mona Lisa and blood moon (July 7th) horror/action film director, rarity Ana Lily Amirpour already featured in Venice. The pinnacle of terror, a girl with very dangerous abilities escapes from a hospital and terrifies the whole of New Orleans, but not Kate Hudson, in short, a feminist horror with beautiful techno music, including Italian. Passion with possible reincarnation between Pierre Nini and Stacey Martin as outlined in lovers French director Nicole Garcia, Harmony of the most noir genre.
Will Italian cinema make us jump too? Between comedy and fantasy we pay a lot of attention Pataffio Francesco Laggi, which will be released on August 18, Malerba’s funny novel between the Middle Ages, plague, famine and Brancaleón Brancaleón’s suspicion. Cast all Italian stars: Alessandro Gassmann, Valerio Mastandrea, Lino Musella and Giorgio Tirabassi. What do I want more?
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Source: Elle