Every month, Fresh Fiction's editors pick the movies and TV show they're
excited to
watch, and then check out Fresh Fiction Editors' Top Picks for September to see what
books have
our
editors' attention!
It has not been quite a year since Kurt Sutter's SONS OF ANARCHY
ended in a
blaze of bullets and birds, but the hardcore auteur is back with a new
brutal drama for
FX. In THE BASTARD EXECUTIONER Sutter dips into 14th century England
and the reign
of King Edward I, whose determination to unite the Welsh people with England
turns
bloodier by the minute. The show stars the hunky Lee Jones, who I can
proudly say is not
the only reason to watch when the show premieres on Tuesday, September 15th,
as a broken
man and former knight named Wilkin Brattle living with the terrors of his
past and the
darkness of his future. The first episode is a little on the longer side,
sitting at a
swollen 2 hours, but it does take that introduction to get the story going.
THE
BASTARD EXECUTIONER is not for the faint of heart, but if Sutter has
proven anything
it's that he can do sweeping dude dramas that appeal to all of us.
CAPTIVE - September 18
This is the eighth movie to be named CAPTIVE. I suppose the studio
thought it
would put more butts in seats than the name of its book, which is the
equally as generic
UNLIKELY ANGEL. However, this film has quite a talented cast attached
(Kate Mara
and David Oyelowo), and the rumor is the performances rise above the
material. I believe
it, too.
This true story recounts the 2005 experience of Ashley Smith (played by Mara
here), a
recovering drug addict and single mother who was taken hostage in her
apartment by
alleged courthouse killer Brian Nichols (Oyelowo). This is remarkable story
about
healing, and with everything going on in the news lately, it may be just
what this month
needs.
SICARIO - September 25
Denis Villeneuve, who directed the hugely arresting PRISONERS (2013)
and spinned a
web of real curiosity with ENEMY (2014), takes on the drug war along
the U.S. and
Mexico border with SICARIO. The word “sicario” means “hitman” in
Spanish, but
don’t let that reflect your judgement, as this is going to be a movie of
much more depth
than HITMAN: AGENT 47.
Oscar vets Benicio Del Toro and Josh Brolin co-star in this action drama
written by
SONS OF ANARCHY actor Taylor Sheridan. The film finds Emily Blunt -
who has become
quite the action star after EDGE OF TOMORROW - as a sensible FBI
agent drafted to
aid a task force that is fighting the war on drugs.
It should also be mentioned that SICARIO sees Roger Deakins
(SKYFALL, NO
COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN) as the cinematographer again (Deakins lensed
PRISONERS,
too). So you can bet it will be aesthetically pleasing, whether or not the
narrative
lives up to the look. But I'm willing to bet it'll be great all around.
SLEEPING WITH OTHER PEOPLE isn’t going to let the tropes of other
romantic
comedies stand in its way. Jason Sudeikis and Alison Brie star as two ex-
lovers who try
to maintain a platonic relationship 12 years after they first met….in the
biblical sense.
Director Lesley Headland (BACHELORETTE) called her latest film “WHEN HARRY
MET SALLY for
a-holes.” Headland sharply observes the struggles of the modern relationship
that can end
with just a single swipe. The sum of the talent involved rises higher than
other romances
that go for broke with sugary goodness. The endless amount of comic flare
for the two
leads has a rude and raunchy recipe that subverts the genre, while still
celebrating the
strongest (and most endearing) elements. With a cast including Adam Scott,
Natasha
Lyonne, Amanda Peet and Jason Mantzoukas SLEEPING WITH OTHER PEOPLE
bolsters some
of comedies brightest talents.
SLEEPING WITH OTHER PEOPLE is available in limited release and on VOD
Sept. 11.
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