Interview: Florence Pugh Talks “Lady Macbeth”
“Lady Macbeth” directed by the first-time feature filmmaker William Oldroyd was my favorite movie at Sundance Film Festival. And now, months having passed since then, as [continue reading]
October 2017
Film Review: “On Putin’s Black List” (2017) ★★★★
Let me start my review by asking one simple question – how much do you know about kids raised in an orphanage or in a poor family in Russia? I will honor any [continue reading]
Film Review: “Thank You for Your Service” (2017) ★★★
What can happen if people stop sharing their frustration? What are the consequences of not revealing the pains and frustrations that might kill us from inside? A [continue reading]
TV Review: Netflix`s “Mindhunter” (2017 – ) ★★★★★
How do catch a serial killer? What methods are needed and which questions should be asked to get information from notorious murderers as a future reference? In the Netflix [continue reading]
TV Review: “Law and Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders” (2017 – ) ★★★★★
For me, there was no need to read the synopsis of “Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders” series. Their name alone was enough for me to ring the bell [continue reading]
Planet in Focus 2017 Review: “The Last Pig” (2016) ★★★
We do not watch movies about or dedicated to pigs that often. And who would’ve thought anyone would be interested in watching pigs? In Allison Argo’s documentary [continue reading]
Planet in Focus 2017 Review: “Can You Dig This” (2015) ★★★
What does each of us – responsible citizens do to help those in need? How much of our free time is dedicated to those we know nothing about in order to give them [continue reading]
Planet in Focus 2017 Review: “Unfractured” (2017) ★★★★
We all fight multiple battles almost every day. Some of those take place in the courtroom or outside it, at home, maybe between marries couples. Many also fight real wars [continue reading]
New York Film Festival: “Hall of Mirrors” (2017) ★★★★★
The most innocent looking person could often be the guiltiest one. Those with childishly innocent faces are often capable to fool us more easily. I might be wrong, but I have [continue reading]
New York Film Festival Review: “A Gentle Night” (2017) ★★★★★
The number of disappeared people keeps growing day by day. Those numbers are even more alarming when it comes to kids being kidnapped after school. So many reasons cause such [continue reading]
