Mila Kunis hopped onto Reddit for an Ama on Thursday, answering questions on every subject from her favorite salsa, to making out with Natalie Portman, to the dreaminess of Channing Tatum. Mila is currently making promotional rounds for the release of Jupiter Ascending, which hits theaters this week. Outside of the film, though, Mila's life seems to be totally wound up in baby Wyatt, whom she just welcomed with Ashton Kutcher back in October. Just this week, she talked about the little one on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and discussed diapers with Jimmy Kimmel. Keep reading to see the best quotes from her Reddit Ama. 1. Natalie Portman has a very special connection to Ashton and Mila. "She's a lovely kisser, very polite. But here's a little-known fact: there's one person in the world that both Ashton and I have kissed, and that's Natalie Portman." 2. She prefers Outback Steakhouse to Olive Garden.
- 2/6/2015
- by Ryan-Roschke
- Popsugar.com
Having tackled America’s wide-open spaces in Great Plains, Ian Frazier lights out for even emptier spaces in the farmlands and forests of Siberia. Travels In Siberia recounts his findings, leavened with self-conscious humor and an extraordinary observational gift, over five trips to Russia’s remotest region. Frazier first entered Siberia when prompted by a friend’s casual invitation a few years after the demise of the Soviet Union, when Western visitors were rare enough to prompt comment. Returning home, Frazier fed his fascination with the culture via Russian lessons and expeditions to the Alaskan towns surrounding the Bering Strait ...
- 10/28/2010
- avclub.com
Before going into my Women Directors Tracking which I have vowed to continue until women reach a parity with men in the film business and Latino Directors groove, I want to thank Howard Feinstein for watching the most obscure films of Rotterdam to find the jewels! Scratching Below the Surface for Some Rotterdam Fest Gems - indieWIRE. Kudos! I wish I could have seen these!
Howard spotted this one: "A young woman named Rusudan Pirveli brought to the 'Bright Future' section Susa, another story of hard financial times. 'The Lost Generation' is represented here by the absent father of an adolescent boy, who, working for his mother, sells bootleg vodka in bottles. Sadly, he lives under the delusion that dad’s return would ease his and his mom’s hardship. Like Koguashvili, Pirveli eschews unnecessary authorial intervention: Both directors understand all too well that they are living amidst powerful,...
Howard spotted this one: "A young woman named Rusudan Pirveli brought to the 'Bright Future' section Susa, another story of hard financial times. 'The Lost Generation' is represented here by the absent father of an adolescent boy, who, working for his mother, sells bootleg vodka in bottles. Sadly, he lives under the delusion that dad’s return would ease his and his mom’s hardship. Like Koguashvili, Pirveli eschews unnecessary authorial intervention: Both directors understand all too well that they are living amidst powerful,...
- 2/10/2010
- by Sydney
- Sydney's Buzz
As I said in Toronto and again at the Hof Flm Festival, until there is parity between male and female directors I will continue to look at women directors. I heard the other day that the number of women directors is actually decreasing in the television world.
Here are some quick facts on Sundance this year:
If you include shorts- 51 women directors are represented at Sundance.
In the Premiere section, out of 16 films 7 have women directors.
John Cooper, Director, Sundance Film Festival, brought it to my attention that "Low Budget is dominated by the boys still but that is changing with Lynn Shelton, Katie Aselton etc stepping up. Even there, many have women producers. I have a hunch in the indie creative producer world women dominate. Like I said, that is just a hunch I have never done a study."
Sundance Film Festival is showing approximately 115 features. Of those 25 (20%) are...
Here are some quick facts on Sundance this year:
If you include shorts- 51 women directors are represented at Sundance.
In the Premiere section, out of 16 films 7 have women directors.
John Cooper, Director, Sundance Film Festival, brought it to my attention that "Low Budget is dominated by the boys still but that is changing with Lynn Shelton, Katie Aselton etc stepping up. Even there, many have women producers. I have a hunch in the indie creative producer world women dominate. Like I said, that is just a hunch I have never done a study."
Sundance Film Festival is showing approximately 115 features. Of those 25 (20%) are...
- 1/15/2010
- by Sydney
- Sydney's Buzz
Perhaps one of the festival's least popular sections, among the twelve selected titles in 2010's Sundance World Cinema Documentary Competition, we have seven world premieres including Jose Padiha's latest and the U.S premiere of Lixin Fan's Last Train Home - winner of the 22nd International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (Idfa). - Perhaps one of the festival's least popular sections, among the twelve selected titles in 2010's Sundance World Cinema Documentary Competition, we have seven world premieres including Jose Padiha's latest and the U.S premiere of Lixin Fan's Last Train Home - winner of the 22nd International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (Idfa). Word to publicists: please keep some screeners handy. Here are the selections: "Enemies of the People" (Cambodia-u.K.) - Directed by Rob Lemkin and Thet Sambath, which recounts the shocking revelations that ensue when a young journalist whose family was killed by the Khmer...
- 12/13/2009
- IONCINEMA.com
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