Annihilation arrives today on physical formats after debuting on digital last week. Because of it, Alex Garland spoke to IndieWire about being moved and overwhelmed by the response to his science-fiction thriller. In the interview he also makes it clear that he is not interested in making sequels to any of his films.
We also have some great photos of Natalie, Tessa Thompson and Gina Rodriguez taken during the film promotion:
Natalie made her last appearance at the festival on Sunday, reciting some poems while fragments of silent films were projected on the stage, and introducing singer Zola Jesus:
Second day of the Boston Calling Music Festival, and a new appearance by Natalie at the Arena Stage to introduce the perfomances of St. Vincent and Leikeli 47:
The Spanish Magazine Hola has a couple of lovely photos with Natalie, Benjamin and Amalia taking her first steps. The baby’s face is blurred. Anyway, the full pictures are after the jump:
It seems that a first cut of Vox Lux is ready, and Gary Michael Walters, one of the producers of the film, has already seen it, and posted this message…
Natalie had her first public appearance at the Boston Calling Music Festival this afternoon, and we have the first pictures of her, hosting a performance: one of the first surrealist films (La Coquille et le Clergyman), with live score by ACME:
Natalie arrived in Boston today to attend the Boston Calling Festival, and her first appearance was at the Brattle Theatre this night, introducing the final film in her “Female Gaze” film series, which is part of the festival that kicks off Friday at the Harvard Athletic Complex in Allston. These are a few photos (and a video) of the event:
Edit: one more photo added.
More after the jump:
American viewers can finally see and enjoy Annihilation in their homes since Tuesday. We have already seen several promotional pictures, but here we have a new batch of “behind the cameras” photos:
