Film Review: “The Measure of a Man” (2015) ★★★★★
It is probably a terrible idea to start reviewing a film with asking you a question. But this, I must say, is something I have to do, as you will certainly do the same [continue reading]
April 2016
Interview: Jonas Chernick Talks “Borealis”
To be a screenwriter, an actor and a producer at the same time is challenging. However, that does not seem to stop Jonas Chernick from writing a story, produce it, and play [continue reading]
Interview: Yosef Baraki Talks “Mina Walking”
“MINA WALKING” follows Mina, who at her young age does what some adults in well established countries do not do: cook, sew, wash, and sell knick-knacks in the [continue reading]
Interview: Andrew Cividino Talks “Sleeping Giant”
It does not happen that often when a filmmaker chooses a challenging subject for his first full-length film. But when he succeeds at what he planned, then it certainly can be [continue reading]
Interview: Director Marc Abraham Talks “I Saw the Light”
Biopic films can’t always cover a particular aspect of its subject’s life in the way that leaves its dedicated fans completely satisfied. Largely, it’s due [continue reading]
Interview: Tom Hiddleston and Elizabeth Olsen Talk “I Saw The Light”
Hank Williams and Audrey Williams used to be married to each other. They had a child and were destined to live happily ever after… for only a short amount of time though. [continue reading]
TIFF Kids International Film Festival Review: “Mina Walking” (2015) ★★★★★
Her mother was killed by the Talibans when she was little. Her ungrateful father is most of the time ‘high’, and does not bother to support his small family [continue reading]
TIFF Kids International Film Festival Review: “Birds of Passage” (2015) ★★★
It is always good to be extra careful each time when you choose a film for your child to watch. The subject the film offers must always be educational in order to teach [continue reading]
TIFF Kids international Film Festival Review: “Happy Mother’s Day” (2016) ★★★★
I will never stop repeating myself when it comes to saying only nice words towards Bollywood films. The world, culture, and its vision is what makes the Indian Film Industry [continue reading]
Film Review: “Body” (2015) ★★★
In one of the Russian proverbs it says, “If you don’t know how deep the river is, don’t step in”. But that was quickly forgotten by three girlfriends, when [continue reading]
