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2018 / ISSUE 106 21 FILM In Annette Bening's latest movie, Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool she plays real-life actress Gloria Grahame. Cleo Wade shares her step by step guide on how anyone can change the world. The first step, be a good listener, the next be willing to help out wherever you can. It all starts with becoming "intimate with generosity". Then love enough to know that even if someone disagrees with you, it does not make them your enemy. Wade continues to gives us an endless list of things we can do when we show up with what the world around us is lacking. In Wade's final words she adds "We forget that the power to change someone's life is always in our hands. Change-making does not belong to one group of people; it belongs to all of us." HERE'S HOW YOU CAN CHANGE THE WORLD FEATURED TED FILM STARS DON'T DIE IN LIVERPOOL IS A BREATHTAKING LOVE STORY OUR TOP FIVE FILM FLICKS Lady Bird 16th February 17-year-old Christine 'Lady Bird' McPherson comes of age in Sacramento California, with her strong willed mother over the course of an eventful and poignant senior year of high school. Pacific Rim Uprising 23rd March John Boyega stars as Jake Pentecost, a once promising pilot who gets caught up in a criminal underworld. But when an unstoppable force is unleashed on the world, Jake is given a chance to prove himself with a super machine built to destroy these otherworldly creatures. I, Tonya 23rd February I, Tonya is the unbelievable true story of a champion figure skater whose legacy became forever tainted by an infamous and ill conceived attack on a competitor. Red Sparrow 1st March A captivating spy thriller that follows Jennifer Lawrence as Dominkia Egorova. A intelligence service agent whose on her first mission, targeting a CIA agent, that soon turns deadly. The ninety-minute film will be presented by environmental expert Liz Bonnin and will air on BBC One later this year. In addition to examining the epidemic of the sheer quantities of plastic being dumped into the Earth's waters, Bonnin will also meet with scientists throughout the documentary to discuss how the problem can be addressed. Although Drowning in Plastic was commissioned by the BBC before they aired Blue Planet II, the success of the aforementioned series led to the film becoming a top priority as it sparked a widespread interest in the condition of our oceans. Before Drowning in Plastic airs later this year, you can learn more about the problem and what you can do to help by visiting Plastic Oceans.org. The motion picture follows the fascinating love affair between Gloria and her neighbour, Peter Turner, a young actor from Liverpool played by Jaime Bell. Director Paul McGuigan explores this human connection with a delicate and intriguing approach. We get to know how the couple fell for each other thanks to a goofy dance and we watch the evolution of their connection. Gloria is so different from Turner, she has been married three times and has a twenty year old son. Still, their affection feels real. Bell and Bening's sizzling chemistry on screen delivers a convincing performance that will easily drive you through two hours of the picture with ease. The soundtrack and the cinematography are also spot-on. The movie has the right vibe and doesn't add any element that doesn't need to be there. Bening's interpretation is authentic as she masterfully exposes all of her character's frailties and fears. The ending closes the movie perfectly, it's a poignant and strong moment that will leave you breathless thanks to Bening's brilliance. According to the National Geographic, around eight million tons of plastic is dropped into the oceans every year. The BBC will address this catastrophic problem in their new documentary Drowning in Plastic. UPCOMING DOCUMENTARY DROWNING IN PLASTIC EXAMINES THE IMPACT OF PLASTIC IN THE OCEANS