Fantasia 17: “Fritz Lang” (2016) ★★★
Every time a biopic film is made about some famous figure, there is always somebody who will appear saying this or that fact was widely false or completely untrue. But there [continue reading]
Fantasia 17: “Darkland” (2017) ★★★
Just think about how much a deceased person would have learned about somebody who he thought had abandoned him during a difficult situation. Yasin (Anis Alobaidi) , [continue reading]
Interview: David Lowery Talks “A Ghost Story”
There are many weird movies, not in a bad way of course. As you watch them, you try to revisit the entire storyline in your mind to find the answer you believed the movie [continue reading]
Fantasia 17: “House of the Disappeared” (2017) ★★★★★
When you watch Junjin Kim in Lost or Mistresses you can tell she is an amazing actress. But the truth is, she is much better and even brilliant talent when she appears in [continue reading]
Fantasia 17: “Most Beautiful Island” (2017) ★★★★★
The life of an immigrant is not that easy. Before a newcomer gets his legal documents and becomes a lawful citizen, the sign of his past and the label of “immigrant” [continue reading]
Film Review: “Girls Trip” (2017) ★★★
I usually mind, and I must be very honest with you, whenever I see a movie loaded with swearing, jokes that you don’t want use in public and even behavior a lady or [continue reading]
Fantasia 17: “Drib” (2017) ★★★
I hardly remember the last time I felt indifferent towards a documentary subject the way I felt for Amir Asgharnejad in “Drib”. Not that he was unlikable and [continue reading]
Fantasia 17: “Bad Black” (2016) ★★★
Whenever the time comes for International Film Festivals such as Fantasia that takes place in Montreal, we film critics get so eager to watch international product rather [continue reading]
Fantasia 17: “Attraction” (2017) ★★
Fedor Bondarchuk is an excellent filmmaker whose achievements in Russian cinematography is undeniable. His knowledge and directing skills are outstanding. I just wish all of [continue reading]
Fantasia 17: “Tiere” (2017) ★★★★
Every movie is good in its own way. It’s just a matter of whether we understand its point or not – for instance, you can watch David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive as [continue reading]
