In the build up to the 1958 World Cup we see Pele’s meteoric rise from the slums of Sao Paulo leading to the playing for Brazil’s national team and taking part in his first tournament at the tender age of 17.
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Tag: 2016
Denial (2016) Review
Acclaimed writer and historian Deborah E. Lipstadt must battle for historical truth to prove the Holocaust actually occurred when David Irving, sues her for being libel when she called him a Holocaust denier.
Wakefield (2016) Review
Howard Wakefield has it all, a loving wife Diana, two daughters, an impressive job a lovely home. Sometimes though having everything just isn’t enough and when he has a slight breakdown he ends up exiled in the attic above the garage spying on his family.
The Limehouse Golem (2016) Review
A series of brutal murders has London shaken with a mysterious creature known as Golem being held responsible for the crimes.
Trolls (2016) Review
After the Bergens invade Troll Village and take some of the trolls, Poppy takes a stand to rescue them and using her extremely positive happy attitude to believe in herself. Along with Branch who is a rather sad Troll.
Colossal (2016) Review
Gloria is an out of work and out of control party girl who is kicked out of her home in New York City by her boyfriend Tim who has grown tired of her drinking and must therefore move back to her childhood home. Reports begin to surface that a giant monster is attacking Seoul she suddenly begins to realise that she is somehow linked to this amazing event.
Lady Macbeth (2016) Review
In the 19th Century Katherine is sold to a much older man as a young bride and must deal with her new “life” as a wife. With tiredness and boredom setting in it isn’t long before she finds something to pass the time.
Rules Don’t Apply (2016) Review
A very unconventional love story between Marla Mabrey an aspiring actress, her determined driver Frank Forbes and their boss billionaire Howard Hughes.
Their Finest (2016) Review
Catrin Cole was a former secretary and has just been hired as a scriptwriter for propaganda films while the Blitz is going on around them in London.
Mother’s Day (2016) Review
Different generations come together in the week leading up to Mother’s Day. This is Garry Marshall’s final film, which takes the same structure as Valentine’s Day and New Year’s Eve.
