She has no interest in him or in his help raising the child īut, having grown up without his own father, Brendan is determined to Teller), a slacker and a stoner, has gotten a young woman (Natalie Hall) Meanwhile, a young man named Brendan McDonough (Miles (Forrest Fyre), and Eric is authorized to seek Type 1 certification for Rich in wry humor and lived-in wisdom), vouches for them to the mayor The local fire chief, Duane Steinbrink (Jeff Bridges, in a performance Prescott outfit has little chance to compete for Hotshot standing but “Hotshot”) units and merelyĬomplete the jobs that they have started. Understanding of the best way to fight wildfires, his crew must follow That legal designation means that, despite Eric’s profound
Wildfire-fighting outfit in Prescott, Arizona, that’s relegated to TypeĢ status.
The rugged, volatile, insightful, deeply capable superintendent of a The action of “Only the Brave” is centered on Eric Marsh (Josh Brolin),
Out can be far more revealing than what they choose to include. Meaning of their own and-as in “Only the Brave”-what filmmakers leave Theĭecisions that go into the composition and the telling of stories have a Timely reminder that stories are decisions, that there’s no such thingĪs “ the story,” no preëxisting idea or self-determined material thatīelongs in a movie by dint of its chosen subject or characters. Hotshots, heroic fighters of wildfires in Arizona. Nonfiction account in GQ by Sean Flynn (and co-produced by Condé NastĮntertainment), of the real-life activities of the Granite Mountain Stirring dramatization, directed by Joseph Kosinski, based on a Review safety protocols before your visit.The art of storytelling is treacherous, and the new film “Only theīrave,” released last Friday, is among the more noteworthy recentĭisplays of the art’s peculiarities and pitfalls. Please pick up tickets at the Museum’s admissions desk upon arrival. Tickets: $15 / $11 senior and students / $9 youth (ages 3–17) / Free or discounted for MoMI members ($11 classic). The precarity of blue-collar work is brought to life in these individual stories, with radio and television clips transmitting local news and providing the political and economic context for their predicament. Four teenagers in the small industrial city of Wollongong are affected by the economic recession and the slashing of jobs, which especially took a toll on women. With Tina Waller, Kevin Bugden, Lorraine Palamara, David Horridge. Kokkinos is one of the great chroniclers of working-class migrant stories in Australia, and her mid-length film powerfully conveys the raw sexuality and dreams of artistic expression in these rebellious best friends.ĭir. Two Greek-Australian schoolgirls dream of escaping their suburban lives, while contending with boredom, sexism, and troubled home lives. With Elena Mandalis, Dora Kaskanis, Maude Davey.
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