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JULIE DELPY on MY ZOE, Motherhood, DNA and Touching – Jeanne Wolf interviews (Exclusive)

June 8, 2021June 18, 2021 Jeanne Wolf Julie Delpy, motw, Movie of the Week, my zoe, Richard Armitage, Sophia Ally

Julie Delpy doesn’t like like to be thought of as a movie star, but the problem is she is so electrifying as an actress that we have to think that way. It began with her first role at 14 in Godard’s The Detective. Then there was the Three Colors trilogy and the enduringly popular trilogy Before Sunrise and Before Sunset and Before Midnight. She actually co-wrote the last one. Julie is, as we are reminded in her latest feature, Zoe, a talented writer and director.

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MY ZOE – Review by Loren King

February 15, 2021February 21, 2021 Loren King Julie Delpy, motw, Movie of the Week, my zoe, Richard Armitage, Sophia Ally

Julie Delpy’s intriguing My Zoe is an intimate and ambitious take on motherhood that mixes heart wrenching divorce drama, science fiction and thorny moral questions regarding reproduction. Delpy, who wrote, directed and stars in the film has, in her sophisticated seventh feature, taken on a complex, ultra modern subject. This is the kind of movie with a plot twist so crucial that one can’t divulge it.

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MY ZOE – Review by Susan Wloszczyna

February 15, 2021February 21, 2021 Susan Wloszczyna Julie Delpy, motw, Movie of the Week, my zoe, Richard Armitage, Sophia Ally

Ever since I first saw Julie Delpy in Before Sunrise, the first film in Richard Linklater’s top-notch romantic trllogy, I’ve always found her to be casually mesmerizing and naked with her feelings in a way that only a handful of actresses could ever achieve. That is also true with her latest project, “My Zoe,” where she proves to be a triple threat as the female lead, director and writer.

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MY ZOE – Review by Jessica Kiang

December 14, 2019January 1, 2020 Jessica Kiang 0 Comments Julie Delpy, my zoe, Sophia Ally, Stéphane Fontaine

There are two films in Julie Delpy’s ambitious, sharply-made but unbalanced My Zoe. There’s the scabrous relationship melodrama, about bitter exes sharing custody of a beloved child, which contains the story’s most potent emotions. And there’s the sci-fi-inflected ethical-dilemma grief movie, which houses its most provocative ideas. Both have much to recommend them, not least Delpy’s lithe filmmaking.

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Digging Deeper into Toronto Festival Films – An Overview by Janice Page

September 22, 2015September 26, 2015 Janice Page 0 Comments charlotte rampling, femme-helmed films, Julie Delpy, laurie anderson, sarah silverman, the female gaze, TIFF, toronto international film festival

Toronto International Film Festival was overrun with big movies about and by Bostonians. While headlines were grabbed by predictable awards-season

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AWFJ Movie of the Week, April 27-May 3: AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON

April 28, 2015May 3, 2015 Nikki Baughan 0 Comments Andy Serkis, anne brodie, Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Don Cheadle, elizabeth olsen, James Spader, Jeremy Renner, Julie Delpy, Linda Cardellini, Mark Ruffalo, maryann johanson, Paul Bettany, robert downey jr, samuel l. jackson, Sandra Kraisirideja, scarlett johansson, Stellan Skarsgård, Thomas Kretschmann

Opening May 1, AWFJ’s Movie of the Week is Avengers: Age of Ultron, the latest instalment in the superhero franchise from writer/director Joss Whedon. This time round, the Avengers must team up to defeat the villainous Utron (voiced by James Spader). Read on…

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"#TheLostKing is far from perfect but it is witty, vaguely edifying, and very British." @LizBraunSun reviews director Stephen Frears' latest, starring the always luminous Sally Hawkins: https://awfj.org/blog/2023/03/18/the-lost-king-review-by-liz-braun/

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ICYMI: @MarBarFu brings us #AWFJ's weekly look at movies made by and about women. For March 20-26, here's a run down of what's hitting theatres or streaming: https://awfj.org/blog/2023/03/18/opening-march-20-to-26-2023-margaret-barton-fumo-reports/

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Polish filmmaker Agnieszka Smoczyńska‘s #Fugue is finally getting a long-overdue limited US cinema release. Our own @suspirialex takes a look at this portrait of a woman in crisis: https://awfj.org/blog/2023/03/20/fugue-review-by-alexandra-heller-nicholas/

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We had to wait decades for Nicolas Cage's very first western (Butcher's Crossing) but then only 1 year for his second - #TheOldWays. @susangranger reviews the latest from @PrimeVideo: https://awfj.org/blog/2023/03/20/the-old-ways-review-by-susan-granger/

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"Documentary-like in its candor, [#TheWorstOnes] is also touchingly tender as it captures a memorable summer in its characters’ lives." Our Movie of the Week (#MOTW) team reviews the #Cannes2022 #UnCertainRegard winner from Lise Akoka & Romane Gueret: https://awfj.org/blog/2023/03/18/movie-of-the-week-march-24-2023-the-worst-ones/

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