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John Hurt Is The Last To Be Cast In Lars Von Trier's Melancholia By Perri Nemiroff published 18 May 10
Tribeca Review: Metropia By Perri Nemiroff published 21 April 10 Maybe I’m spoiled by the bright and lovable creations of Pixar and DreamWorks, but the animated characters of Metropia are more disconcerting than the plot
