“Glass” (2019) Blu-Ray Review
Why do we like owning a digital copy of the films we love? The answer is simple – we want to ensure that whatever we hold dear to our heart must be within reach. As for M. [continue reading]
April 2019
Sundance 2019 Film Review: “Native Son” (2019) ★★★★★
© Courtesy of Sundance Institute What does fate stand for? How about fear? When there’s a big temptation to do something, one way or another, it will happen. Is it [continue reading]
Film Review: “Her Smell” (2018) ★★★★★
I have always believed that the best film is the one that’s not liked by every single viewer. For instance, how many people are going to like Lars Von Trier’s [continue reading]
Film Review: “Stockholm” (2018) ★★★★
With so many films about bank robberies where the hostages might lose their lives, we all have a right to be skeptical about anything new coming out to our nearest theaters. [continue reading]
Watch: Disney Released a New Trailer for “The Lion King,” and It Looks Stunning
Synopsis: After the murder of his father, a young lion prince flees his kingdom only to learn the true meaning of responsibility and bravery. (Source: [continue reading]
Film Review: “Acquainted” (2018) ★★
What do we expect from relationships? How do we want them to work? What will happen tomorrow if the love and passion we once felt are replaced by frustration and the [continue reading]
Film Review: “The Public” (2018) ★★★★★
“The Public”, written and directed by Emilio Estevez, was in my shortlist to see at the Toronto International Film Festival but I was afraid I may not be able to due to a [continue reading]
Film Review: “Roll Red Roll” (2018) ★★★★★
Every time I watch documentaries like “Roll Red Roll”, I feel so done with the injustice, neglect, constant abuse of power, and the never-ending double standards of one [continue reading]
Interview: László Nemes on “Sunset”
László Nemes, director of Sunset, courtesy of Sony Picture Classics We all remember the impact of Írisz’ “Son of Saul“. I myself alone can’t describe in [continue reading]
Interview: Juli Jakab Talks László Nemes` “Sunset”
Juli Jakab as Irisz Leiter Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics Watching László Nemes’ films without getting first hand experience is impossible, unless some of us either [continue reading]
