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Supernatural Thriller The Blacklight gets Limited Theatrical Release
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Nick Snow’s supernatural crime thriller, The Blacklight gets limited theatrical release from Porter + Craig Film & Media Distribution. The film stars Victor Verhaeghe leading a cast of young up-and-comers (and a few veteran character and stage actors) like Grant Lancaster, Bristol Pomeroy, Brooks Russell, Samantha Aneson, Richard Templeton, Corey …

The post Supernatural Thriller The Blacklight gets Limited Theatrical Release appeared first on Horror News | Hnn.
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  • 4/14/2022
  • by Mike Joy
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Prisoners of the Moon review – the dark side of the Apollo 11 story
This unsettling documentary focuses on an engineer from Nazi Germany who was a key player in America’s lunar programme

This considered documentary blends archive, original interviews and reconstruction to track down an ugly, sticky thread from the great tapestry of self-congratulation that is forming around the 50-year anniversary of the first moon landing. Where a number of recent documentaries and dramatic features celebrate, however justly, the bravery, vision and scientific achievement of the Apollo 11 mission, writer-director Johnny Gogan’s collaboration with co-writer Nick Snow is a reminder that it was thanks to contributions from scientists smuggled out of Nazi Germany after the second world war that the Americans beat the Russians to the moon.

In particular, this zeroes in on the story of Arthur Rudolph, who is played in flashbacks with enticing ambiguity by Jim Norton. Rudolph, an engineer, joined the Nazi party in 1931 and worked directly under the...
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  • 7/4/2019
  • by Leslie Felperin
  • The Guardian - Film News
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