Film Review: “Iceman: The Time Traveller” (2018) ★★
What is the most powerful weapon on Earth? It’s of course knowledge. Money begets power and power allows to gain control – control over resources and how it will be [continue reading]
Film Review: “Everybody Knows” (2019) ★★★★
Past. Present. Future. How much do we know about it? What do we do with the information we possess? How do we process it? Do we shred it, go through it, or leave it alone as [continue reading]
Sundance 2019 Film Review: “Midnight Traveler” (2019) ★★★★
A still from Midnight Traveler by Hazan Fazili, an official selection of the World Cinema Documentary Competition at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance [continue reading]
Documentary Review: “Traffic Stop” (2017) ★★
© HBO Police officers are an essential force to fight against criminals and that fact cannot be denied. They must be supported through our co-operation as citizens, for [continue reading]
Film Review: “52 Words for Love” (2018) ★★★
What does love stand for? Do we really have the right answer to it? Do we know how to distinguish affection from being in love and passion from physical attraction? How can [continue reading]
Film Review: “Happy Death Day 2U” (2019) ★★★
Normally, not every sequel succeeds at offering something decent, new, or creative to avoid repetition of the original storyline. The same fate, you might say, could await [continue reading]
Documentary Review: Netflix`s “Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes” (2019) ★★★★★
© Netflix How much do we know about serial killers? Did anyone ever try to offer an insight into what happens in their mind and why they are loving human beings for one but [continue reading]
Sundance 2019 Film Review: “Mope” (2019) ★★★★★
Movies are meant to capture reality in any form whether we find it too cheesy, romantic, emotional, violent, gruesome, graphic, and so on. We simply can’t ask the film to [continue reading]
Sundance 2019 Film Review: “We Are Little Zombies” (2019) ★★★
We adults can barely cope with the loss of a loved one. So, what should children do when they lose their parents overnight? It does not matter how hard we try to explain to [continue reading]
Sundance 2019 Film Review: “Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile” (2019) ★★★★★
© 2018 – Sundance Institute Why does someone think that he or she has the right to claim someone’s life? Why should we all live in the fear that the person who just [continue reading]
