Freediver Jessea Lu can hold her breath for the entire time it would take an ordinary to read this article. And then some. She can go without drawing breath for over six minutes at a time, part of ...
Sometimes a movie doesn’t need much character development to make an impact. The ensemble cast that comprise Robin Campillo’s AIDS activists in BPM (Beats Per Minute) all work together to be the same ...
Robin Campillo follows 'Eastern Boys' by mining his past as a member of AIDS activist group ACT UP in 1990s Paris in '120 Beats Per Minute,' a drama of politics, passion and loss. By David Rooney ...
For the first time, scientists have recorded the heart rate of a blue whale, finding it can drop to as low as two beats per minute while diving deep beneath the surface. The fastest rate recorded was ...
Robin Campillo's new film looks back at AIDS activism in Paris in the early 1990s. By Gregg Kilday Freelance Contributor “I actually lived through this time,” he said Saturday at the official press ...
A wrenching love story, set in Paris in the early 1990s, told against the background of HIV/AIDS activists battling against government and pharmaceutical indifference as they fight for their lives.
BPM screening hosted by The Wrap at the Landmark Theatre in Los Angeles. Q&A with: Director Robin Campillo and star Arnaud Valois At a screening of the French film “BPM (Beats Per Minute),” an ...
Robin Campillo's sprawling drama brings the French version of ACT UP to vivid life. It takes close to an hour before any backstories emerge for the ensemble cast of AIDS activists in “BPM (Beats Per ...
Set during the early 1990s, the new French film "BPM (Beats Per Minute)" (which had its U.S. premiere this weekend at the New York Film Festival) uses a predominantly documentary style to depict a new ...
Battle your way to dignity and force others to see your life-or-death struggle. This was the sole option available to the HIV-positive community in the '80s and '90s, when the deadly pandemic ravaged ...
Middle-aged men with a resting heart rate of 75 beats per minute are twice as likely to die early and develop heart disease, scientists believe. In a study published in the journal Open Heart, ...
Young bodies gyrate, sway and sometimes fall into a hot embrace in the most ecstatic moments of “BPM (Beats Per Minute),” a restless, engrossing dramatic portrait of Parisian activists fighting the ...
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