#Christian Rubeck

[evviejo]

thirteen’s era appreciation: 178/?

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Title: What Happened to Monday

Rating: R

Director: Tommy Wirkola

Cast: Noomi Rapace, Marwan Kenzari, Christian Rubeck, Willem Dafoe, Glenn Close, Clara Read, Pål Sverre Hagen, Tomiwa Edun, Cassie Clare, Cameron Jack, Kirsty Averton, Robert Wagner, Jeppe Beck Laursen

Release year: 2017

Genres: mystery, thriller, science fiction, drama, action

Blurb: In a world where families are limited to one child due to overpopulation, a set of identical septuplets must avoid being put to a long sleep by the government and dangerous infighting while investigating the disappearance of one of their own.

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Then You Run

Then You Run (Serie 2023) #LeahMcNamara #LiseRisomOlsen #RichardCoyle #FrancisMagee #CillianOSullivan #ChristianRubeck Mehr auf:

SerieJahr: 2023- Genre: Thriller Hauptrollen: Leah McNamara, Lise Risom Olsen, Richard Coyle, Francis Magee, Cillian O’Sullivan, Christian Rubeck, Vivian Oparah, Yasmin Monet Prince, Darren Cahill, Welket Bungué, Isidora Fairhurst, Leander Vyvey, Carl Shaaban, Famke Janssen … Serienbeschreibung: Eigentlich wollten Tara (Leah McNamara) und ihre drei Freundinnen Stink (Vivian Oparah), Nessi…

[nina-segal]

Nina Segal is a playwright.  Her productions include:

THE ODYSSEY (IT'S A REALLY REALLY REALLY LONG JOURNEY) : Unicorn Theatre (2024)

SHOOTING HEDDA GABLER : Rose Theatre (2023)

WAR AND CULTURE : New Diorama (2023)

THE GOOD PERSON OF SZECHWAN : Sheffield Theatres and Lyric Hammersmith (2023)

O, ISLAND! : RSC (2022); Stadttheater Gießen (2024)

AI : Young Vic (2021)

ASSEMBLY : Donmar Warehouse (2021)

(THIS ISN’T) A TRUE STORY : Almeida Young Company (2019)

DISMANTLE THIS ROOM : Bush Theatre (2018); Royal Court (2019)

DANGER SIGNALS : New Ohio, NYC (2018)

BIG GUNS : Yard Theatre (2017); Theater Ingolstadt (2019); Theater Plauen Zwickau (2023)

IN THE NIGHT TIME (BEFORE THE SUN RISES) : Gate Theatre (2016); Teatro Belli, Rome (2017); Orange Tree Theatre (2018); Foro Bellescene, Mexico City (2019); Staatstheater, Mainz (2019); Know Theatre of Cincinnati (2020); Theater Bielefeld (2021); Schauspiel Frankfurt (2024)

Nina was the recipient of the 2022 Playwright's Scheme Award and was shortlisted for the 2020 George Devine Award. She won a Rose D'Or award for her short film CAPTURE, made with the Financial Times. She is under commission to the RSC, Soho Theatre, Dutch National Opera and Royal Opera House.

Contact Nina at ninasegal@gmail.com.

Contact Nina’s agent Lily Williams at lily@curtisbrown.co.uk.

Photo: Christian Rubeck, Anna Andresen and Antonia Thomas / Shooting Hedda Gabler / Rose Theatre (2023). Credit: Andy Paradise.

[decadent-hag]

Christian Rubeck!?!?!?

[themovieblogonline]

All 5 episodes of chilling Netflix series “THE LØRENSKOG DISAPPEARANCE” recapped!

The Netflix original production of “The Lørenskog Disappearance” is a frenetically paced five-installment dramatic crime series. It is, in large part, a vividly imagined account of the mysterious true-life disappearance of Norwegian billionaire Tom Hagen’s wife Anne-Elisabeth in 2018. https://youtu.be/2g89IxGIFy8 All 5 episodes of the chilling Netflix series “THE LØRENSKOG DISAPPEARANCE” recapped! Streaming Series Review by John Smistad   Episode 1: The Investigators (Part 1) Yngvild Støen Grotmol is brilliant as lead investigator Jorunn Lakke. Key events playing and replaying in the mind manifesting as if they are actually happening before her in the real world, while at first disorienting, become absolutely chilling as this gripping opening episode unfolds. Lakke and her team contend with few clues, withholding details from an increasingly hounding media, a shell-shocked adult daughter desperate for answers and a husband who seems less than panicked about the whole affair. An unprecedented case for the police, what is initially believed to be a kidnapping for cryptocurrency ransom gradually evolves into a dreaded potentiality feared by all. *Personal Life Predicament: Lakke’s retired-cop father succumbs to dementia. Episode 2: The Journalists Into the fray enter the scribes. The mainstream media often take a shellacking in the US.  And quite often it is richly deserved. While I’m not entirely certain if this is how the Norwegian general public looks upon their country’s journalistic community, it’s a decent bet based on this production that they harbor much in common with many Americans’ attitudes toward The Fifth Estate. Much of this episode plays like the 1976 Watergate docudrama “All The President's Men”, complete with a hard-nosed reporter, Erlend Moe Riise (a quietly intense performance by Christian Rubeck) whose dogged efforts to uncover the truth about this baffling missing person case are covertly aided by his very own “Deep Throat” character. This series chapter ends with a perplexity. What in the hell was that brown envelope Riise just watched Tom Hagen remove from the mailbox? As matters become more and more curious… *Personal Life Predicament: Emotionally scarring Daddy issues and a newborn baby for Riise. Episode 3: The Lawyers And what would any crime story worth it’s gavel be without everyone’s favorite punching bags, those ages-maligned attorneys at law (Sorry, you conscientious counselors out there. Nothing personal, certainly. And, likely, nothing you haven't heard before). This third episode is highly reminiscent of a pick-any-script from the decades-running “Law & Order” TV franchise. It is well over a year now since Anne-Elisabeth Hagen has been gone. Everyone involved looks drawn, worn down and out and older than they should. At the sacrifice of sleep and his family life, Tom Hagen’s defense attorney and former Oslo cop Svein Holden (a smoldering still waters run deep turn by Henrik Rafaelsen), and some slick legalize maneuvers and mechanizations (are there any other kind?), the one who they say done it done gets sprung from the pokey. And it’s right back to the rapidly-shrinking drawing board for the confounded men and women in blue. *Personal Life Predicament: Heavy bags under Holden’s eyes and the loss of precious time with his wife and young daughter. Episode 4: The Journalists (Part 2) Aleks Zaretski (Victoria Ose) is an altruistic newspaper reporter and editor. She is driven to look at Anne-Elisabeth Hagen’s disappearance and the manner in which the police are investigating it, from a 'warts and all' perspective. However, her superiors are not on board with this no-kissing-up approach. But Zaretski’s cohort at the periodical, Erlend Moe Riise, whom we met in Episode 2, begins to believe she is on to something. And it just may be something big. Perhaps potent enough to crack this long-since stagnant case wide-open. And he sets out to do something about it. *Personal Life Predicament: We see Jorunn Lakke come to an institution to fetch her father, whose mental faculties have deteriorated alarmingly, and bring him back home per his wishes. The Finale. Episode 5: The Informants The police are beyond desperate. This frustrating and enigmatic case now involves law enforcement agencies from several countries. With nowhere else to turn, they partner ever so warily with a wretched rat’s nest of vermin and vice for any shred of information that may finally help solve the vanishing of Anne-Elisabeth. Where do these precarious and dangerous paths lead investigators? If you don’t already know, there'll be no spoilers here, vennene mine. Watch “The Lørenskog Disappearance”. This exceptionally well-done Netflix production is resolutely well worth it. *Personal Life Predicament: A Tom Hagen obsessed Riise’s relationship is on the rocks, as Lakke moves in with a father who is no longer capable of living on his own.   Check out Cool Video Interviews with Top Indie Entertainers! JOHN SMISTAD, "THE QUICK FLICK CRITIC", interviews hard-charging indie filmmaker ALISON LOCKE! - YouTube Read the full article

[filmphilics]

The Trip (2021)

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Some nice scenes from the movie “The Trip” (2021). Beware, violence.

The movie is about Lars and Lisa, planning a trip to a secluded hut to kill each other – yet, everything changes when three escapees find their place. Now, the couple has to work together to survive... or use the chance to get rid of each other.

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W A T C H I N G

The literal translation of the title is "In Evil Days". I dunno why the US Netflix title is "The Trip".

There's already a ton of movies called 'The Trip'.

[geekcavepodcast]

The Trip Trailer *Graphic*

Lars and Lisa’s marriage and lives are falling apart. “Nothing about their lives turned out the way they'd thought it would – their marriage least of all. So a weekend trip to the family cabin in the woods seems to offer them both an opportunity to get rid of the other. Permanently.” (Netflix)

The Trip stars Noomi Rapace, Aksel Hennie, Atle Antonsen, Christian Rubeck, and André Eriksen. The film is directed by Tommy Wirkola from a screenplay by Wirkola, Nick Ball, and John Niven.

The Trip hits Netflix on October 15, 2021.

[evviejo]

thirteen’s era appreciation: 116/?

you sure he's your best option?

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Fantastic Fest Review: 'The Trip' is fun, funny, and mean-spirited as hell.

#FantasticFest Review: 'The Trip' is fun, funny, and mean-spirited as hell.

We’ve all been there. That feeling of being trapped in a relationship and not seeing a way out, knowing that you need to act but not knowing exactly what to do. The characters in The Trip are in this place, but rather than taking an ordinary course of action, they separately decide to kill each other. Things only go downhill from there, and the movie that follows takes this couple and puts them…

[sweater-guys]

Christian Rubeck

[movie-titlecards]

Amundsen (2019)

My rating: 5/10

It's a very pretty movie, but otherwise very generic biopic stuff - I could've just read the Wikipedia article instead, because this is basically a list of things that happened. "He did <thing>, and he felt upset about it. He did <other thing> and it annoyed his brother." It's all just too understated and dry, and I doubt I'll remember any of it.

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[mariocki]

Doctor Who: It Takes You Away (11.9, BBC, 2018)

"We'd know if we were vampires, right?"