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Marcella Season 2 Recap: the Ending, the Killer and Where Next for Season 3?
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Contains major spoilers for Marcella season two.

Obviously, obviously Marcella should not have been welcomed back to work after the events of season one. That’s a given.

Investigating your husband’s mistress’ murder while being unable to rule out the possibility that it was you who’d killed her? Not optimum police work. Using insider access to destroy CCTV evidence showing that, in a fugue state, you’d taken said mistress’ corpse from the murder scene and buried it in the woods? Somebody fire this cop.

Add to that finding the real killer (10 points!) but then almost suffocating him to death in another fugue state (-1000 points), and still the Hr Department at Edgware Road Police Station didn’t suggest early retirement for DS Backland. Back she came for season two, very much the ‘hold my beer’ season of crazy pulp crime TV.

‘I did that to my baby’, how Marcella faked her death,...
See full article at Den of Geek
  • 6/16/2020
  • by Louisa Mellor
  • Den of Geek
Nick Matthews named cinematographer of the year at Acs National Awards
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‘Hotel Mumbai’.

Nick Matthews was named Australian cinematographer of the year for his work on director Anthony Maras’ Hotel Mumbai at the annual Australian Cinematographers Society (Acs) National Awards on Saturday night.

In addition, he collected the Gold Tripod for features budgeted above $2 million with Denson Baker receiving an award of distinction in that category for Claire McCarthy’s Ophelia.

In the awards presented online, Dion Beebe, Roger Lanser and John Wheeler were inducted into the Hall of Fame and the Ron Windon Award went to Robb Shaw-Velzen.

For features budgeted below $2 million Joshua Flavell received the Gold Tripod for David Barker’s Pimped and Chris Bland got the award of distinction for Heath Davis’ Locusts.

Among the other honorees, Zoe White won the drama series or telefeatures prize for The Handmaid’s Tale and Katie Milwright took the dramatised documentaries gong for Matthew Sleeth’s Guilty, which chronicles the final...
See full article at IF.com.au
  • 5/17/2020
  • by The IF Team
  • IF.com.au
Acs salutes The Railway Man, Lesnie
The Railway Man.s Garry Phillips won the Gold Tripod for best feature at the Australian Cinematographers Society (Acs) national awards, an event dedicated to the memory of Andrew Lesnie. Phillips also got the Acs.s highest honour, the Milli Award, for which all Golden Tripod recipients were eligible.

Ben Nott received an award of distinction in the feature category for Predestination. Adam Arkapaw.s True Detectives episode 4 was feted for best telefeature, miniseries, TV drama or comedy, and Andrew Commis got the award. of distinction for Devil's Playground. Best dramatised documentary was Jim Frater.s The War That Changed Us episode 1. Joel Lawrence won the best international news award for Tsunami Anniversary. The audience at the awards, which were presented on Saturday night at Moma, stood for a minute's silence for Oscar-winner Lesnie, 59, who died last Monday. . National president Ron Johanson said, .We need to acknowledge the love and...
See full article at IF.com.au
  • 5/3/2015
  • by Inside Film Correspondent
  • IF.com.au
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