some virtual reality german artist louise that claimant explores what it means to be human in our digitally dominated age and. she's been on stage since she was a kid but now we're polish they said station which is shaking up the jazz scene and very coolly bringing her 4 strings into the spotlight. and we're in for some fun with this $19.00 sout pays homage to the golden age of whodunit films agatha christie the director ryan johnson's brilliant trick is to bring the whole thing into the modern age and set it squarely in the trump era little more than its share of punches that america's gaping social political divide while the dynamite cast simply has a field day with it's starting. to slowly if you've heard this one before a wealthy crime writer celebrating his 85th birthday with this is

a strange family then murder most foul killed. everyone's a suspect one it's a classic agatha christie style story. almost. as if the party. it's a great. director ryan johnson and his star studded cast obviously had a ball with this modern day whodunit. you know the film is set in the trump era. the klan like everyone in the us family on thanksgiving these days fights over issues of immigration and white privilege. it's not an antitrust movie and it's not approach. it is a family conversation about the issues that are plaguing our country i think which helps but at its heart knives out is

a rollicking twisty thriller that never lets its politics get in the way of entertainment detect or in the way of a good one liner. of course what is this which is a right mr drysdale. c s i k f c. i love that one through my hands together tailor made for thanksgiving viewing scott rockstar joining me in the studio welcome and the who dunnit is all right seems to me way that we don't see it very often on screen these days yeah that's true at least not on the big screen i mean we had did i go or get these or and express a couple of years ago but that was more of a nostalgia piece this is really a modern day take on the whodunit genre and that's a big challenge really because the the john has been done to death on television i mean c s i which they could hear it sort of killed the the movie mystery star ok so does ryan johnson manage to pull it off yet tries and i think he does i mean what's what's what's fun about this is he obviously loves the genre and he really is this is really a tribute to these the christie films of the 1970 s.

you know the with peter used an off and so on and which were always really fun and always had a laugh out of the whole thing will be incredibly well plotted mysteries but in this film as well it has a lot to do with the cast which is just stay artillery it was amazing here is that they so many them are playing against type and it's great to see daniel. craig not being james von brunn but just playing a comedic character he has he plays the detective amazingly named ben while bill and stick southern accent which almost literally sounds as if you see the scenery but he's one of many i mean toni collette is phenomenal you've got you've got jamie lee curtis you've got one after the other all with incredibly sharp performances that really bring out the this whole film and make it make a child make the whole sort of political aspects of the film which are they are sort of float by it's just one you know half an hour or an hour and a half of it pertains to this the meat to it but it but it's definitely bringing out its last and there's a relatively new faces cuban actress and the aftermath of her yeah this is her

she's probably the one face that people don't know from this amazing cast of she was in the blade runner sequel from last year so she you might have not seen her for met but here she plays the maid and she's sort of the good guy you know she's beautiful a good question basically the the watson to the homes of daniel craig. and she's an incredible film. character in this film because she's the only sort of warm heart in the center of the film amongst all these sort of white privileged and quite horrible rich characters and we're going to be seeing a lot more of her she's going to be in the new james bond film alongside daniel craig how exciting so i'm thinking very quickly that this gets a thumbs up for weekend if you if you're a fan of murder mysteries definitely but even if you just want an hour and a half with your family and not fighting for an hour and a half on thanksgiving this is the perfect film for that ok well we definitely look forward to catching that one it's going to be one on my ever lengthening list and

thanks for bringing us the extra dough on that one scott roxboro. well she is only 32 years old but luisa clément is making her mark as a digital artist as a long time student of world famous photographer and to be as good ski her focus is on the body and how it is ultimately made anonymous by technology she currently has a solo exhibition on in auckland where her photos videos sculptures and installations raise questions about our identity in a digital has for. a static beguiling and confusing luisa clements work and asks the question of where we are right now still in reality or in a virtual world and what defines people in the digitally.

the artist gets her inspiration in city centers where she takes nap shots with her cell phone camera mostly a faceless shop window dummies she photographs shapes and abstractions a reference to the digitalisation that's changing daily life. that's right for a month because of of course there are changes in terminology conventions of speech forms of speech interpersonal relations always have had something to do with localization but with digital as a sound space is no longer so directly defined and yet. where does the human body end and the digital self begin for series heads lose a claimant's assemble cellphone photos into a series of portraits of mannequins. in this wordless way she demonstrates the loss of personality in modern society.

but cutting yourself off from real surroundings can be done in analog too like with new. sunglasses some human disappears and it's unclear whether there's anything behind the reflection coverings over flexion symbolizing an imaginary world. mimic had facial expression which have a lot to do with communication and we generally get a lot of information through eye contact if someone looks away if they're totally bored because we now communicate so much 3 whatsapp through instagram facebook telegram with whatever their local allies we no longer have the real essence of a conversation and of course it's much easier now to dip in and out of the conversation and ultimately a commitment and that's what i find so interesting about the change taking place in society a bit of what i'm done with it up with an abundance of talent something that. disciple works mannequins and avatars and luisa claimants photographs and videos

are loud and aggressive her work makes the man machine system seem beautifully unsettling. over the open border i can see that this digital existence these avatars that we're currently building on is something highly abstract art that. i can simply depict myself in the digital world by leaving out all my flaws and quirks. so there's a kind of abstraction that's taking place from the form from abstracts only stuff hello i am here to meet some other bots and you with this roundtable i am bot 01 luisa claimants' ideas are clearly hitting a nerve several international museums have started acquiring her work. incredibly prolific well a very different artists now who is even younger but also has a wealth of experience under her guitar strap bass guitar that is because kinda of

poland has been on stage since she was 12 years old from her. no it was at any of those assumptions that the base is largely male territory and meanwhile she's well versed in jazz and blues and has proved her chops indisputably. 122 year old plays the bass the instrument comes out of the shadows into the spotlight. i just feel it in my heart that they want to play in the bass and they looked at sound low sound and they connection between melody and. near and this is great to have 4 strings you know for me. her interpretation of eric clapton's tears in heaven make the young post musician an internet star.

video with her brother uploaded it and 3 days later. i called my brother who's like. one of the 20. like you know crazy. and we were there for. like something is broken. so that was the moment. we didn't want life. here she's running a sound check out the jazz festival in getting she's currently touring europe with her 4th album. she's considered a rare talent on the electric bass i'm one of few women playing an instrument

typically associated with men. her father taught her to play but she's had to teach herself quite a lot to sing while. you play whatever you want but you have to practice to do it. up in a musical family near the city of kut to be told and she started playing bass a day job 12 and her 1st gigs where with the family's band. later she became a sooner artist with her own band but she doesn't sing. only for fun at home you know. and i hope my bass is singing with me and this is my voice. for the playing adaptations of popular favorites or her own compositions keeps

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