ODEON Magazine January 2017 | Page 6
Passengers
Jennifer Lawrence
and Chris Pratt are
lost in space in this
thrilling sci-fi drama.
Live By Night
Ben Affleck stars as a
prohibition gangster
living life on the edge.
Elle
A businesswoman
seeks retribution in this
cat-and-mouse caper.
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Outside
Bets
Silence
The Religious Epic
20th Century
Women
Set in 17th-century Japan, two
Jesuit priests go in search of
their missing mentor in this
beautiful but brutal historical
drama from Martin Scorsese.
Star Liam Neeson has yet to
win a major acting gong –
could 2017 finally be his year?
Awards potential: Best
Picture, Director, Supporting
Actor, Adapted Screenplay.
Three women, from different
generations, attempt to
navigate their way through
the heady days of the 1970s
in this brilliantly observed and
very funny comedy drama.
Annette Bening is sensational.
Awards potential: Best
Actress, Supporting Actress.
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The Family Exposé
Jackie
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The United States of America
was irrevocably changed on
22 November 1963, when
its then President, John F.
Kennedy, was assassinated
in Dallas, Texas. This moving
biography relays those dark
days through the eyes of
Kennedy’s beautiful
and iconic wife,
Jacqueline Lee
Kennedy. With a
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spellbinding turn
Star Turns:
Natalie Portman
1. Black Swan
2. The Other Boleyn Girl
3. Léon
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from Natalie Portman as
the bereft First Lady (at time
of writing, the Black Swan
actress has already procured
several nominations for
her performance), expect
Pablo Larraín’s beautifully
made drama to win big.
Awards potential: Best Picture,
Director, Actress, Supporting
Actor, Original Screenplay.
See it from 20 January
“Portman flutters like
a sail in a brisk wind”
– Joshua Rothkopf, Time Out
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The Intimate Portrait