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    Amanda Seyfried's ‘Seven Veils’ set for Berlin Film Festival premiere and extended Netflix cut

    Amanda Seyfried's ‘Seven Veils’ set for Berlin Film Festival premiere and extended Netflix cut
    Amanda Seyfried's film Seven Veils, directed by Atom Egoyan, is set to premiere at the 2024 Berlin Film Festival. The plot follows Seyfried, portraying a director organising an opera revival of Richard Strauss's Salome, intertwining reality and fiction. With a runtime of three hours and 29 minutes for its Netflix release, the extended cut will feature a scene between Ranbir Kapoor and Rashmika Mandanna not included in the theatrical version. A newly released image teases Seyfried's shocked expression, hinting at the film's exploration of complex relationships. Egoyan, impressed with Seyfried's performance, notes her portrayal of a woman dealing with intricate relationships in her past, present, and future. Boasting an 83% approval rate on Rotten Tomatoes, Seven Veils has generated positive buzz, and its festival success may pave the way for a wider theatrical release. The Berlin Film Festival, scheduled from February 15 to 24, will provide a platform for the film to compete alongside other industry heavyweights.

    The Tree of Life - w/ Eric Nevins and Growing Up in a Broken, Glory-Filled World

    The Tree of Life - w/ Eric Nevins and Growing Up in a Broken, Glory-Filled World

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    Eric Nevins from the Halfway There Podcast, and the Christian Podcast Association, joins Melvin and Dan in discussing one of Terrance Malick's most popular films, if not his most popular film ever! Semi-autobiographical, semi-retelling of the book of Job, semi-conventional narrative; The Tree of Life offers a lot to chew on, and the three of them eagerly dive in! 

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    • (PATREON EXCLUSIVE) 28-minutes detailing movies we've changed opinion on, both films we've liked and now dislike and also disliked but now like, and why. (PATREON EXCLUSIVE)
    • Eric shares about his podcast, what drew him to amplifying Christian voices, and the particular way he prefers to do it.
    • The Tree of Life, as Melvin puts it, is usually someone's pastor's favorite movie.
    • While everyone watched The Tree of Life for the episode, Melvin specifically watched the extended cut of The Tree of Life exclusive to its Criterion release. It contains an additional 50+ minutes.
    • The Tree of Life requires a bit of work from its audience, demanding they put in some effort in to comprehending its floating imagery, whispered monologues, and near-constant Christian allusions.
    • There's a very clear, very obvious three-act structure to The Tree of Life, and each part of the film offers something different in terms of style and engagement. The second act is largely what people will connect with.
    • Eric, Daniel, and Melvin each discuss The Tree of Life's artistically ambiguous ending, and what it means to them.
    • Terrence Malick as a storyteller is routinely critical of industrialization, often using nature and natural beauty to showcase tranquility, glory, and peace.
    • The Tree of Life keeps in conversation two ideas: the Way of Nature and the Way of Grace. The gang tries to discern what these represent, and how they communicate.

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