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Audience score - 75 Vote; During the harrows of WWII, Jo, a young shepherd along with the help of the widow Horcada, helps to smuggle Jewish children across the border from southern France into Spain; Year - 2020; ; Writer - Michael Morpurgo; countries - Belgium.

Mother you must sample the tart & after that your fart😆. Is she from jojo rabbit. Happy their finally giving Togo his rightful credit, Balto played a big part in the great serum run, but Togo should of got most of the credit, Togo lead his team over 200 miles in extreme conditions and saving many lives, Balto ran the last leg of 50 miles. Looking forward to seeing this movie. Plot twist: the ghosts are the old ghostbusters XD. Im a woman and i sound more like shaggy than shaggy does. Good to see maz jobrani.

I'm going to see Sonic The Hedgehog and Ghosterbusters Afterlife. Where's the hindu involved in this trailer? Im so confused cuz I'm a hindu. But I'm glad to see goblin again. He literally made move that is there in movie Mr. Beans Holiday. Im gonna go see The Turning, but now I also wanna see this, CURSES. Me: sees title FAMILY MOVIES Also me: gets an ad about The walking dead. Damn Dunder mifflin did holly dirty. Why am I getting vibes of 'The Room' from it. Anjelica Huston, Jean Reno and Noah Schnapp of 'Stranger Things' appear in Ben Cookson's World War II-set thriller based on a YA novel by 'War Horse' author Michael Morpurgo. Holocaust-themed films geared to younger audiences inevitably have a certain defanged quality. It's the inevitable trade-off for softening the horrors attendant to the subject matter, and there's something to be said for making the historical period more accessible to viewers who may not be familiar with it. Unfortunately, the approach can also result in blandness, which is the main problem afflicting Ben Cookson's screen adaptation of British author Michael Morpurgo's 1990 children's book. Despite its laudable intentions, Waiting for Anya proves less impactful than it should be. The film certainly doesn't have the thematic weight of War Horse, another film (and acclaimed stage play) based on a war-themed book by Morpurgo that was geared to young readers. There's certainly an arresting story at the pic's center. Set in 1942 in the French Pyrenees, it concerns Jo (Noah Schnapp, displaying the same strong presence as he does in Netflix's Stranger Things), a teenage shepherd who spends much of his time in the mountains attending to his grandfather Henri's (Jean Reno) sheep. One day, after narrowly avoiding a possibly fatal encounter with a bear, Jo runs into the mysterious Benjamin (Frederick Schmidt). It turns out that Benjamin, a Jew, had escaped with his young daughter Anya from a train bound for a concentration camp, after which they were unfortunately separated. Now, he hides in the woods, helping to smuggle Jewish children to safety in Spain with the help of his elderly widowed mother-in-law Horcada (Angelica Huston) and desperately hoping to be reunited with Anya. Although the area in southern France is technically not under Nazi occupation, there are many of them around and they are obviously up to no good. Or at least one of them isn't, since we're presented with one very bad Nazi in the form of a sneering, vicious lieutenant (Tomas Lemarquis) and one pretty good Nazi in the form of a kindly corporal (Thomas Kretschmann) who befriends Jo and talks longingly of returning home to his wife and daughters after the war. The contrast between the two men seems too simplistically drawn. Yes, there were some Nazis who were no doubt decent men, but you get the feeling here that the movie simply wanted to be fair and balanced. Wanting to help Benjamin and Horcada in their noble efforts, Jo gets involved despite the dangers. His contribution consists largely of making trips to the village to procure groceries and medicine for the children being hidden in Horcada's barn, and ironically is helped at one point by the corporal who offers to carry the heavy bag. Meanwhile, the lieutenant becomes increasingly suspicious of the villagers' activities. The frequent presence of a mentally impaired classmate of Jo's who antagonizes the Nazis only adds to the danger of the situation. Director/co-screenwriter Cookson ( Almost Married) proves unable to wrest much sustained tension from the scenario, indulging in too many subplots and minor characters and letting the pacing lag. Despite the fine efforts of the ensemble that includes such solid veterans as Huston (her accent, however, proves distracting), Reno and particularly Kretschmann, who brings real shadings to his role as the conflicted colonel, the film never overcomes its air of staidness. Waiting for Anya boasts handsome visuals, with cinematographer Gerry Vasbenter wasting no opportunities to employ drones to capture the beauty of its setting (the pic was shot on location in the Pyrenees). But even that quality ironically works against it; the aerial shots of the mountain scenery look so gorgeous you keep waiting for Julie Andrews to appear, twirling and singing "The Sound of Music. " Presumably, that's not the effect the filmmakers were hoping for. Production companies: Goldfinch Studios, T&B Media Global, 13 Films, Artemis Production Distributor: Vertical Entertainment Cast: Noah Schnapp, Anjelica Huston, Sadi Frost, Jean Reno, Nicolas Rowe, Thomas Kretschmann, Frederick Schmidt, Gilles Marini, Tomas Lemarquis, Elsa Zylberstein, Josephine de la Baume Director: Ben Cookson Screenwriters: Toby Torlesse, Ben Cookson Producers: Alan Latham Phin Glynn Executive producers: Kirsty Bell, Geoffrey Iles, Phil McKenzie, Tannaz Anisi, Gregory R. Schenz, Jwanwat Ahriyavraromp, Bhakbhume Tanta-Nanta, Ekkasitha Chalermrattawongz, Pornsuree Thienbunlertrat, Alastair Burlingham, Paul Ward, Raj Awasti Director of photography: Gerry Vasbenter Production designer: Laurence Brenguier Editors: Chris Gill, Sandrine Deegan Composer: James Seymour Brett Costume designer: Agnes Noden Casting: Shannon Makhanian 109 minutes.

Seeing this movie purely for Miranda Hart.

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I got the vibes of My Big Fat Greek Wedding. and just after that. From the makers of. Rest is history 😊. I was so excited before watching the trailer. But after seeing it's looks like you just used the word Hindu just to get maximum attention because the film have nothing to go to theater and see. I'm feeling myself idiot. What more can we expect from western bigots. Kid: mistakes were made Darryl: Dinkin flicka. YouTube. Mike Wheeler really came full circle huh 😂.

I love how at the beginning the interviewer reassured Noah multiple times that he's not trying to get spoilers lmao, I feel like Noah needed that. I can't wait for story where Scooby got his power Wow Ghostbusters afterlife. AVASARALA. In the voice of Katya Z Mother. I've sampled the tart again.

I'm really looking forward to this now. Carlson Clay making movies again 😑. NOOAAAHHHHDADADADA. It reminds me the movie 'Mr. Bean's Holiday' 😂😂😂😂. “IT WORKED THE CAN IS HUGE”. I wonder what happens between Dafoe and his Hindu friend that it compels him to write about it.

If Maz is in, so am I. The call of the wild looks like its going to be epic, look how expressive the doggo is.

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