‘All We Imagine as Light,’ ‘Hard Truths,’ ‘Nickel Boys’ Among Winners at 22nd ICS Awards
Payal Kapadia's 'All We Imagine as Light' triumphed at the 2025 ICS Awards, winning best picture, director and ensemble.
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Mike Leigh’s ‘Hard Truths’ sets home release
Mike Leigh’s latest film Hard Truths is coming to Digital and the physical formats, according to an official release from ...
Mike Leigh on new film "Hard Truths"
British writer and director Mike Leigh has reunited with actor Marianne Jean-Baptiste for his new drama and comedy film Hard Truths. Set in the UK, it's centred around Pansy, a depressed, anxious and ...
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REVIEW: ‘Hard Truths’ showcases the simultaneous terror and beauty of the modern world
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Hard Truths shows what it’s like to be angry but hurting inside
They do not want to ask questions that they fear will lead to hard truths. She has turned her home ... She was Oscar nominated for Leigh’s 1996 film Secrets and Lies and in this film, too ...
Vivek Agnihotri On 3 Years Of The Kashmir Files: If The Film Disturbed You, The Delhi Files Will Destroy You
Filmmaker Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri indeed shocked the nation in 2022 with the release of The Kashmir Files Produced by Abhishek ...
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An unforgettable story about a woman who has made misery into an entire way of life
Loading For those on Leigh’s wavelength, Hard Truths is his funniest film in many years, and as emotionally truthful as the title promises, despite a few flickers of sentimentality around the edges.
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Hard Truths, Mike Leigh’s Latest Film Explores Human Nature
Mike Leigh’s Hard Truths dives into anger, relationships, and everyday struggles. The 10 most popular Netflix movies of all time Asteroid 2024 YR4 could hit one of the world’s most populated ...
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Hollywood Can’t Handle Hard Truths
Hard Truths was also overlooked for the Image Awards given by the NAACP, which is equally troubling. Both omissions reveal the worst about contemporary film culture. This isn’t simply a matter ...