Bringing to life the story of Nat Turner and the Virginia slave rebellion, Nate Parker presents to the public the biggest hit of the Sundance Film Festival: “The Birth of a Nation”.
“He Named Me Malala” details the like of an extraordinary girl who survived extraordinary circumstances.
Upon first impression, the shooting script of “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl” – which has been adapted from a novel by its author, Jesse Andrews – has a very similar voice to that in most other recent young-adult fiction: a specific combination of intelligence and fear, which usually manifests in young men and women’s voices as a sort of enthusiastic shrugging, an accepted worry.
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