Hot Docs 2016 Review: “My Scientology Movie” (2016) ★★★★★
Scientology is a quite a scary religion that for some reason gets more publicity than it deserves. However, I always find so much fun every time when I watch a….
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Film Review: “XX” (2017) ★★★★
You don’t often see an anthology horror movie featuring an all-female lead along with female filmmakers who stunningly direct it. Oh, that’s right, XX is a film based on four….
Film Review: “A Man Called Ove” (2015) ★★★★★
The one who wants to die will die. Will that happen today, tomorrow, or the day after tomorrow is a matter of time, that can be chosen based on the….
Film Review: “The Great Wall” (2017) ★★★
It will be fair to mention that I expected the least from The Great Wall. I thought it is going to be a movie that will bore me to death,….
Film Review: “Inner City” (2016) ★★★★
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Film Review: “Ali and Nino” (2016) ★★
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Netflix Provides the Stats on Cheating that is on the Rise Globally and Shows No Signs of Stopping
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Interview: Jim Jarmusch Talks “Paterson” and “The Ohio Blue Tip” matches
Jim Jarmusch`s Paterson is all about little details and nuances that makes this film completely work. For instance, when the film begins with Paterson, we find him as an observant person…..
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