Annihilation
Unfortunately, Annihilation did not have the opportunity to be seen in cinemas outside of North America and China. Even so, and almost inadvertently, Alex Garland´s sci-fi flick has been turning into a cult film, and one of Natalie’s most remembered recent movies. Proof of this is the amount of fan art that can be seen on social media a year after its release. These are just a couple of examples:
Another quiet week in Natland. No new projects or public appearances, but that doesn´t mean we don´t have a few interesting Tidbits…
-As we reported a few days ago, Natalie is on the cover of Marie Claire Australia Magazine this month, and we have a short summary of the interview included in the edition here.
-“This Changes Everything” documentary, a look into gender discrimination in the cinema industry , will be screened at the Bentonville Film Festival next May, Deadline reports.
-Finally, we have a couple of new behind-the-scenes photos of Annihilation:
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A few months ago we saw some great Annihilation “Mondo” posters. Well… Today you can reserve a few more in Mondotees. Thanks to Nannina for the find:
Friday is almost upon us so to ease into the reverie, here are some new Natalie Portman tidbits. - The LA Online Film Critics Society handed out their mid-year awards.…
It’s time for a new weekly batch of tidbits:
-Usually, film critics associations announce their nominations and awards at the end of the year, but Los Angeles Online Film Critic Society has broken the rule, announcing their “mid-season” film awards nominees. Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther received the most love with seven nominations, but Annihilation has also achieved four mentions, including one for Natalie in the category of best actress. The winners will be known next week.
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It’s time for a summary of the latest news in Natland during the last week... -Eating Animals will be released in North America in selected cinemas on June 15. Because…
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:
