01 A single mother caring for her ailing father while navigating a new romance.
United States Drama thought provoking
Blue Is the Warmest Colour is uncomfortable and committed; Spectre and No Time to Die show the mainstream Bond-era chapter. Crimes of the Future proves she’ll still go somewhere genuinely strange.
01 A single mother caring for her ailing father while navigating a new romance.
02 A performance artist exploring body horror in Cronenberg's unsettling sci-fi.
03 A muse and prisoner-artist in Wes Anderson's anthology of magazine stories.
04 A television journalist confronting her own manufactured public image.
05 A lethal assassin working for the film's shadowy antagonist.
06 A hotel maid caught up in Wes Anderson's caper-comedy chaos.
07 A cinema-owner secretly plotting revenge against the Nazi high command.
08 A returning role that ties directly into the emotional core of Bond's final film.
09 A Bond love interest with more agency and depth than the role usually allows.
10 A Palme d'Or-winning performance in one of the most acclaimed French romances of the decade.