At The Movies
The Princess
The story of Princess Diana is told exclusively through contemporaneous archive creating a bold and immersive narrative of her life and death. Turning the camera back on ourselves, it also illuminates the profound impact she had and how the public's attitude to the monarchy was, and still is, shaped by these events. The Princess doesn't seek to unearth anything new about the Princess Diana story. Instead, it successfully focuses on how her life was structured around fame and how she sought to both work within its confines and break free from it.
 

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Luck (AppleTV+)
The story of orphaned Sam (Eva Noblezada), the unluckiest person in the world, Luck is the first release from Skydance Animation, the new home of disgraced former Pixar and Disney executive John Lasseter, who clearly knows a thing or two about falling on his feet. There’s much to enjoy, a chase sequence with a lucky black cat (Simon Pegg) is a giddy delight, displaying Jacques Tati levels of audacious inventiveness. And the hazmat bunnies who clean up spilt misfortune are both functional and adorable.

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Paper Girls (Prime Video)
A few hours after 1988 Halloween night, four 12 year old girls have to face a mission. Trapped in a complicated conflict, they will travel in time to save the world. People will say that its like Stranger Things but the storyline and character arcs hit as being more developed and emotionally realistic in Paper Girls. Mac was just outstanding, especially considering the heavy knowledge of what happens to her in the future. Paper Girls featuring Camryn Jones is streaming with a subscription on Prime Video.
 

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