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Pause Fest 2019
Priding itself as the world's leading creativity-infused business event, a catalyst for change and ... See More
Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot - Film Club Review
Based on the true story of American cartoonist John Callahan (Joaquin Phoenix).Don't Worry, He Won't ... See More
February New Releases
February is the month of love... and we love films here at Digitales, so let's take a look at what w ... See More
American Animals - Film Club Review
Evan Peters (X-Men) and Barry Keoghan (The Killing of a Sacred Deer) star in this docudrama that cl ... See More
2018 Favourites
Welcoming in a new year also means reflecting on the year that's been - and that's what we've been d ... See More

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February New Releases

February is the month of love... and we love films here at Digitales, so let's take a look at what wonderful new releases will be hitting the shelves of a library near you this month. From big award winning titles to film festival favourites to everything in between - You're sure to find something to love this February!

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This entry was posted in New Releases, Uncategorized and tagged liam neeson, michelle rodriquez, viola davis, widows, casey affleck, robert redford, the old man and the gun, stanley tucci, emma thompson, the children act, russell crowe, boy erased, cloverfield, the cloverfield paradox, the girl in the spiders web, carey mulligan, jake gyllenhaal, wildlife, rami malek, queen, bohemian rhapsody, j j abrams, castle rock, elliott gould, humor me, maya strange, toby schmitz, book week, lea seydoux, zoe, lady gaga, a star is born, february new releases, cynthia erivo, ewan mcgregor, biography, claire foy, elizabeth debicki, stephen king, joel edgerton, colin farrell, nicole kidman, jemaine clement, drama, comedy, Adult Life Skills, Television Series, romance, new releases, Bradley Cooper on January 31, 2019 by Mali @ digitales.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Film Club Review

From the director of The Lobster comes this new psychological horror/drama. Based on an ancient Greek play The Killing of a Sacred Deer explores the idea of being faced with the consequences of a mistake you're not willing to admit to and a decision that you ultimately must make...

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This entry was posted in Film Club, Uncategorized and tagged Barry Keoghan, Raffey Cassidy, alicia silverstone, psychological, dark comedy, confronting, rating, movie, colin farrell, yorgos lanthimos, nicole kidman, the killing of a sacred deer, the room, tommy wiseau, greg sestero, seth rogen, dave franco, james franco, the disaster artist, thriller, movie review, new release, review, drama, comedy, film, film review on April 3, 2018 by Mali @ digitales.
Professor Marston and the Wonder Woman - Film Club Review

Based on the true story of the American Psychologist William Moulton Marston, and how he came to create the character of Wonder Woman...

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This entry was posted in Film Club, Movies, Uncategorized and tagged colin farrell, yorgos lanthimos, feminist, contrived, unconventional, relationships, feminine, challenging, elizabeth marston, dr william marston, psychologist, dvd, nicole kidman, superhero, true story, comic, bella heathcote, rebecca hall, luke evans, angela robinson, professor marston and the wonder woman, the killing of a sacred deer, new release, digitales film club, film club, drama, film, Wonder Woman on March 20, 2018 by Mali @ digitales.
Women in Film

It's International Women's Day, which means it's a great time to reflect on how women have contributed to the film industry of late; writing, directing and starring in some of the biggest releases over the past year! Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Library Chat, The Digitales Digest, Uncategorized and tagged ilana glazer, kate mickinnon, zoe kravitz, lucia aniello, jada pinkett smith, tiffany haddish, queen latifa, regina hall, girls trip, elle fanning, kirsten dunst, nicole kidman, sofia coppola, goldie hawn, amy schumer, katie dippold, diane ackerman, angela workman, niki caro, lissa evans, gaby chiappe, lone scherfig, the zookeepers wife, their finest, three billboards outside ebbing missouri, frances mcdormand, horror, granace marillier, julia ducournau, best original song, best actress, best supporting actress, oscars2018, mary j blige, rachel morrison, hillary jordan, dee rees, mudbound, women and hollywood, ruth williams, king seretse khama, botswana, amma asante, a united kingdom, coming of age, saoirse ronan, greta gerwig, lady bird, female-directed, superhero, patty jenkins, gal gadot, iwd2018, iwd, international womens day, drama, The Beguiled, Raw, Rough Night, Wonder Woman, Snatched, Scarlett Johansson, women in film, Oscars on March 8, 2018 by Mali @ digitales.

Pause Fest 2019
Priding itself as the world's leading creativity-infused business event, a catalyst for change and ... See More
Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot - Film Club Review
Based on the true story of American cartoonist John Callahan (Joaquin Phoenix).Don't Worry, He Won't ... See More

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