On the cusp of retirement, an eccentric mortician recounts several of the strangest stories he’s encountered in his long career, but things take a turn for the phantasmagorical when he learns that the final story, is his.
In theatres October 15th, 2020
TweetOne morning, lonely surfer Aidan awakens to find that a global pandemic has turned most of humanity into blood-thirsty zombies known as “screamers.” Just as he’s ready to give up hope, Aidan spots his attractive neighbor Eva across the courtyard, and soon the two become “socially distant” friends. Trying to find a way to rescue her, Aidan confronts an eccentric neighbor who could be their salvation—or downfall.
Released October 16th, on VOD and October 20th on DVD
TweetIn this exhibition, Hungarian-born, New York-based artist Rita Ackermann presents her latest body of work, a continuation of her Mama series – consisting of automatic drawings and paintings on canvas which reveal her persisting interrogation of line, color and form.
This new suite of paintings on both canvas and paper, feature figures and motifs which rise to the surface only to dissolve and reappear elsewhere again. In Ackermann’s Mama series, repeated imagery is often combined with vivid swathes of color, giving her work a complex visual component that oscillates between abstraction and figuration. Her images are the product of automatic lines and gestures, a subconscious unfolding of form.
Opposite – Mama, Skirt on Fire, 2020
Exhibition runs through to December 18th, 2020
Hauser & Wirth
Limmatstrasse 270
8005 Zürich
Switzerland
Wanting to lead an honest life, a notorious bank robber (Liam Neeson) turns himself in, only to be double-crossed by two ruthless FBI agents.
In theatres October 23rd, 2020
TweetThe North Face is reintroducing a true icon of the high mountains, a jacket synonymous with exploration to all corners of the globe. The 1994 Retro Himalayan Parka.
First introduced alongside the brand’s first ever “Himalayan Suit”, the Parka was designed to maintain the technical capabilities in the most extreme conditions but be packaged in a much more wearable silhouette.
This rare blend of high performance functionality and difficult to replicate style made it an early icon, used and loved by explorers from Antarctica to London, Everest to Paris and the Karakoum to Berlin.
Now the new version of this icon brings the same authentic technical capabilities, updated for the modern explorer. The addition of breathable FUTURELIGHT™ technology brings an upgrade to the outer layer, whilst the 700-fill responsibly-sourced down provides massive warmth for the winter months.
Available in a range of colours including Red Flare and Summit Gold.
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Liverpool-based skate label Lost Art has announced a new collaboration with legendary U.K. poet John Cooper Clarke. The capsule celebrates Clarke’s autobiography I Wanna Be Yours, which was released earlier this month, and features a reworking of his poem “Evidently Chickentown.”
Evidently Chickentown has been adjusted for lockdown, with graphics designed by Sketch Stance. The new lyrics appear throughout the collection, including a shirt, T-shirts and hoodies, while other pieces sport a specially-designed Lost Art graphic featuring Cooper Clarke’s likeness.
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