Tom Ford returns with ‘CRY TO HEAVEN’ — his first film in 11 years.
An operatic thriller set in 1700s Venice.
Starring Nicholas Hoult, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Hunter Schafer, Adele, Julianne Moore, Ciarán Hinds, George MacKay, Mark Strong, Colin Firth, Paul Bettany, Owen Cooper, Thandiwe Newton and Daryl McCormack.
Expected to premiere at the Venice Film Festival.
Le meilleur "Beyond the Grid" que j'ai vu.
Nico a été plus précis & sincère que dans ses précédentes interviews sur sa rivalité avec Lewis (plus facile 10 ans après).
C'est vrai que Lewis semble avoir une confiance qui change selon les cycles et qu'il construit continuellement pour réussir à être "dans la zone". Et une fois qu'il l'est... Bon courage.
C'est différent de Max qui a une confiance en lui indestructible qui ne varie jamais...
I really think that if you had watched the races in 2025 instead of having your head lodged up Charles’s ass, you would’ve seen that Ferrari had no trouble asking Lewis to let Charles through so they could secure maximum points on several occasions.
By your logic when last year charles was eating lewis left right and center lewis should have been made a sacrifical lamb every race instead of getting equal treatment
The reverse is true as well for Lewis. If Ferrari pick a driver to focus on, the other driver can’t do anything about it. So why is the team so resistant to pick one?
All this talk about how Ferrari/Fred won’t make 44 number 1 cus it would hurt 16. genuinely, what’s he going to do? He’s under contract till 29.
What are these imaginary consequences that Ferrari are afraid of other than 16 being sad and sulking about it?
How can you say that you believe this and then take a role in a project that financially benefits a woman who uses her power, platform and money to undermine/threaten those beliefs? Someone who actively wants the world to be less safe & less accepting of trans people.
“I believe, in my bones, that trans people, queer people, people of all creeds and color have got the right to be treated with respect and dignity and safety at all times—whether they’re in the workplace, whether they’re at home or in the street, whatever," says Paapa Essiedu, who plays Snape in the new 'Harry Potter' series.
"That’s what I believe, and that’s the way that I choose to live my life. That’s the creed by which I live.” https://t.co/7ti1ILernQ