Did it feel like you were still finding your feet?
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You can spend the first hour just finding your feet, finding that groove.
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FINDING YOUR FEET (2018) Stream on Amazon and Hulu; Rent on Amazon, Google Play, Vudu and YouTube.
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The show itself is just getting started, and finding your feet can sometimes mean figuring out exactly what it is the fans want to see.
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Treading wearily on the heels of last year's "Finding Your Feet" and this year's "Poms," Simon Hunter's "Edie" is the latest in a creaky line of fogey-fulfillment narratives.
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Comfort food for the young at heart, Richard Loncraine's "Finding Your Feet" is as cozy as old slippers and as familiar as the British character actors who populate its London locations.
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"Definitely Hollywood is something, a destination that you really reach after, maybe a couple of years after kind of finding your feet in Indian cinema, in Bollywood," Bhatt told Reuters in an interview.
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Assembled by the numbers and filmed (by John Pardue) as if it matters, "Finding Your Feet" boasts an embarrassingly on-the-nose soundtrack and plot twists you can see coming without your bifocals.
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Dolittle: Tail to the Chief (4/43)Dragonslayer (4/1)Eastern Promises (4/1)Enchanted April (4/15)Escape from L.A. (4/1)Everything Must Go (4/123)Finding Your Feet (4/8)Foxfire (4/1)Funny About Love (4/1)Funny Cow (4/1)Gloves Off (4/43)Goldfinger (4/1)Halloween H20: 493 Years Later (483/473)Happy Feet (463/453)Hollywood Homicide (443/433)Hot Shots!
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On 20 October 2017, it was announced that Finding Your Feet would open the 35th Torino Film Festival. The director Richard Loncraine, and the actors Timothy Spall and Celia Imrie presented the feature (re-titled Ricomincio da me) at the festival in Turin on 24 November 2017. TFF is the second largest film festival in Italy, following the Venice Film Festival. Finding Your Feet is distributed in Italy by CINEMA owned by veteran film distributor Valerio De Paolis.
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Linda Marric from HeyUGuys said the film was "a charming, oft-told tale of second chances in life and love, filled with fine performances." Francesca Rudkin of The New Zealand Herald compared Finding Your Feet to The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and Calendar Girls and said the film was a charming, if somewhat predictable, crowd-pleaser about embracing life in your later years. Emma Simmonds from The List said "the joie de vivre of these convention- defying pensioners is ultimately irresistible." Louise Keller from Urban Cinefile said "Finding Your Feet may be predictable fare, but it has a heart of solid gold".
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Finding Your Feet is a 2017 British romantic comedy film directed by Richard Loncraine and written by Nick Moorcroft and Meg Leonard. The film stars Imelda Staunton, Timothy Spall, Celia Imrie, Joanna Lumley and David Hayman, and was released on 23 February 2018 in the United Kingdom.
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On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds a fresh approval rating of 70% based on 73 reviews, with an average rating of 5.7/10. The website's critical consensus reads, "Finding Your Feet wears its heart on its sleeve, elevating undemanding material with a feel-good romance and sweet performances from its over- qualified cast." Metacritic gave the film a weighted average score of 53 out of 100, based on 15 critics, indicating "average or mixed reviews". Australian film critic Stephen Romei of The Australian awarded the film 4 stars and said "Finding Your Feet is rightly billed as comedy-drama; yet, although it’s full of rib-tickling dialogue, it’s the drama that cuts deep".
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James Mottram from Total Film said "Its love-in-later-life insights are well-worn, but with Staunton on song, Richard Loncraine's film mines genuine feeling". In another positive review, The Film Blog called Finding Your Feet "A Billy Elliot for Seniors with a meaningful slice of warmth and humour".
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It was New York Times critics pick of the week. Review: In ‘Urban Hymn,’ Hardened Youth and an Angelic Voice On 14 May 2016, Variety announced at the Cannes Film Festival that Bafta award-winning and Oscar nominated actress, Imelda Staunton, would star in Finding Your Feet, a film written by Nick Moorcroft & Meg Leonard and directed by Richard Loncraine Cannes: Imelda Staunton Finds Her ‘Feet’ (EXCLUSIVE) Screen International reported at the Toronto Film Festival that Timothy Spall, Celia Imrie, Joanna Lumley, David Hayman, John Sessions and Josie Lawrence had joined the project.Timothy Spall, Joanna Lumley, Celia Imrie join Protagonist dance comedy 'Finding Your Feet' Filming started on 31 October 2016, in London and Rome. The film was released in Australia on 26 December 2017 then nationwide in the United Kingdom on 23 February 2018.
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Lawrence currently plays Barbara, a synthetic marriage councillor in series 2 of the Channel 4 TV series Humans. In 2018, she played the lover of a married man portrayed by former "Whose Line" castmate John Sessions in the feature film Finding Your Feet. In 2020 she appeared in the BBC TV series Shakespeare & Hathaway - Private Investigators episode 3.5 "Thy Fury Spent" as Dr Helen Middleton.
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In 2009, Acoda recorded a home studio demo of six tracks. On the back of shows in mainland Europe, the band continued to tour the UK DIY circuit, whilst writing new music. In 2010, the band teamed up with local music producer Justin Gleich to record the single "Finding Your Feet" and its B-side "Paint By Numbers" at Premier Studios, Corby. Acoda signed to Small Town Records for the single release. In April 2011, Acoda entered the studio to record twelve tracks with producer Dan Lancaster.
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Roadside Attractions picked up U.S distribution rights and released the film in America. Roadside Attractions Picks Up Richard Loncraine’s 'Finding Your Feet'. The film performed incredibly well in the U.K and Australia and was one of the highest grossing independent British films of the last five years and marked Moorcroft's most successful film since St Trinian's. On 13 October 2017, The Hollywood Reporter announced that Nick Moorcroft and Meg Leonard have been hired to adapt "The Lido" - the highly anticipated debut novel from Libby Page.
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The original Canterbury Open Centre provided hostel space for the homeless in Canterbury. They absorbed the Kent Literacy Scheme in 2002, in 2004 the Canterbury Youth Project, which ran a young people's homelessness advice service, and in 2005 Finding Your Feet, a service for asylum seekers. At this point the name was changed to the Scrine Foundation, after the founders, Joan Scrine MBE and her husband and life president of the organisation Rev Ralph Scrine. The organisation moved its head offices from Canterbury to Cliftonville in Margate at this time.
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Brooks promoted the CD with several appearances on Radio 2 shows and the BBC's The One Show, Live at the Palladium & Aled Jones Show. Later in the year Brooks appeared at the London Palladium, on 19 September, to mark 40 years since her first sell out week there in 1977. The show celebrated her 40 years of success since the hit single "Pearl's a Singer" was released. In 2017 Brooks recorded the closing theme song "Running to the Future" for the British movie Finding Your Feet, starring Imelda Staunton, Timothy Spall, Celia Imrie and Joanna Lumley.
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