The Nightingale

you do not understand how hungover I was at this shoot 😂😂😂
COME TO CHURCH TONIGHT @ THE NIGHTINGALE
free tickets are here somewhere

— LILITH (@Lilith_Queen_) September 2, 2018

If you want to really understand please purchase Robert Timberg’s great ‘The Nightingale’s Song’ immediately

— Glenn Thrush (@GlennThrush) August 26, 2018

Buy this book. Read the entire thing. The McCain parts will floor you.

— Chris Cillizza (@CillizzaCNN) August 26, 2018

wont finish this i know but september tbr

• mirage ( cr )
• city of ghosts
• travelling cat chronicles
• mao’s last dancer
• kiss of deception ( cr )
• the bear and the nightingale
• start the dreamblood duology
• finish rereading the ghost bride

— 𝒗𝒆𝒏 (@chaghansuren) September 2, 2018

best book on John McCain, in my view, is Robert Timberg’s ‘The Nightingale’s Song’. Not just about McCain, it also follows the lives of Olly North, Jim Webb, John Poindexter & Bud McFarlane. Essential, I think, for understanding McCain & Vietnam & much else.

— alexmassie (@alexmassie) August 24, 2018

Khaira Arby: Malian singer who blazed a trail for women as the ‘Nightingale of Timbuktu’

— The Independent (@Independent) September 1, 2018

FWIW: The best book I ever read on Vietnam, and which was also an incredible portrait of John McCain, is The Nightingale's Song. I plan to re-read it this week.

— Molly Wood (@mollywood) August 27, 2018

*RARE VIDEO*#Spectacular #Memory.💖
Here the utmost Rocking recording diaries of the Nightingale 's awe-inspiring award winning song #ChiniBhini from the movie: #IAmKalam! 😊
MusicBy:
Feeling so honoured to share this amongst all.🙏#SGrocked😘

— Sonali Projapoti #TeamShreya (@SonaSsg) September 2, 2018

↣ the bear and the nightingale (the winternight trilogy #1) by katherine arden

You are. And because you are, you can walk where you will, into peace, oblivion, or pits of fire, but you will always choose.

— lola (@lucreziasbitch) August 28, 2018

At the end of the press screening of Jennifer Kent’s “The Nightingale” appalling shoutings that seems perfect to confirm the accusations of Italian machismo that have been going on on the press recently. #Venezia75

— Samanta Telleri (@telleris) September 5, 2018

A girl was murdered, yes a journalist narrowly escaped, but has successfully turned the whole story around into 'Media Under Threat'.Tsk.
A girl was murdered!!! A life was lost in the hands of a powerful leader. Let's talk about that first.

— The Nightingale 🐦 (@Deelaboso) September 5, 2018

‘The Nightingale’ Director Jennifer Kent On The Feminine Force & Retaining Humanity In Very Dark Times – Venice Q&A

— Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) September 4, 2018

Absolutely stunning, dark and amazing performances. The Nightingale by Jennifer Kent in #Venezia75 . It got a well round applause at the press-industry screening tonight. Will this be the best of the festival?

— Chris (@chrisdz) September 5, 2018

I'm gonna give you two that are absolutely amazing and both written by women. They have a very different feel from most fantasy. These are both the first books in their respective trilogies:

The Fifth Season by NK Jemisin

The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden

— Ben Prunty (@benprunty) September 5, 2018

I'm sleep deprived, starved, slowly falling sick, and in desperate need of blood and violence. THE NIGHTINGALE, I'm counting on you. An hour left before the #Venezia75 world premiere of Jennifer Kent's THE BABADOOK follow up. Let this edition approach its end with a bang.

— Leonardo Goi (@LeonardoGoi) September 5, 2018

All hail Jennifer Kent!! The Nightingale is phenomenal, this film RULES. Best of the fest. If it were a just world, this would win Golden Lion, hands down. Deserves it. Here's hoping.

— Alex Billington (@firstshowing) September 5, 2018

Jed Kurzel is scoring THE NIGHTINGALE we blessed.

— Brooke H (@Brooke_ssi) September 3, 2018

Word filtering out of #VeniceFilmFestival that Jennifer Kent's #TasFilm 'The Nightingale' is very, very good! We're proud to have supported the production alongside

— Screen Tasmania (@ScreenTasmania) September 5, 2018

My 26th & final film at Venice is Jennifer Kent's The Nightingale, which I am quite excited about seeing. Hoping my visit ends on a great note before heading over to TIFF. #Venezia75

— Alex Billington (@firstshowing) September 5, 2018

Jennifer Kent's The Nightingale is absolutely extraordinary. Harrowing and gut-wrenching - yet also touching, and with genuine laugh-out-loud moments. Sound design is brilliant too. If there's a better film at Venice, I don't know what it is.#TheNightingale #VeniceFilmFestival

— Sam Golding (@samuelmgolding) September 5, 2018

Jennifer Kent, the only woman in competition
"I think we’re at a really crucial time in world history where I feel like the feminine force across the planet is being disrespected and ignored."

— Melissa Silverstein (@melsil) September 4, 2018

Oh wow: several people are tweeting that someone yelled in Italian,at the end of the very first press screening of THE NIGHTINGALE by Jennifer Kent, something like 'You suck, whore!' referring to the director - Speechless #Venezia75

— Gabriele Capolino (@gabrielecapo) September 5, 2018