Juno as Dr. Paine | Now in Cinemas
Third installment of the famous Marvel anti-hero’s adventures, in cinemas on October 25th.
Juno as ??? | Pre-Production
A man from the future arrives at a diner in Los Angeles where he must recruit the precise combination of disgruntled patrons to join him on a one-night-six-block quest to save the world from the terminal threat of a rogue artificial intelligence.
Juno as Christiana Ruth Turner | Pre-Production
A biographical movie about George Mallory, who was the first British man who tried to climb the titular mountain.
Juno as ??? | Pre-Production
Plot unknow.
Juno as ??? | Pre-Production
A heist movie about a female robber, who double-crosses her partner, takes away all the money and teams up with a mentally unstable woman to get away from her multiple pursuers.
‘Lost Transmissions’ have recently been shown at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival in the USA. Because of this, many new pictures have been made about Juno, who attended the screening and joined a Q&A after it. But first thing’s first, here’s a resized protomotional image, accompanied by a new one:
Films > (2019) Lost Transmissions > Production Stills
Films > (2019) Lost Transmissions > Official Screens
After that, here are some photos that Catherine O’Brien, director of the movie published on Instagram:
Public Appearances > 2020 > Santa Barbara International Film Festival 01.16.
And after the More-tag, you can read a fresh, tiny synopsys of the film, along with a brief report from the Q&A:
In an appealingly anti-slick style, O’Brien’s film deals with the frustrating complexities of mental illness, and the dangers/benefits of meds. Simon Pegg gives a potent and vulnerable performance as a once-famous and personally charismatic musician, now struggling with schizophrenia. Coming to his would-be rescue is a singer he is nurturing, played by Juno Temple. Hopes and emotions rise and fall in the film, shot around parts of Los Angeles where the glitterati fear to tread.O’Brien and Temple appeared for a post-screening Q&A and explained that both had links to the subject and material, having family members suffering with mental illness. O’Brien commented that, with her new film, “the most rewarding thing has been talking to people who have experienced this, with spouses or friends. We wanted to reach out to people.”