Film Review: “Almost Christmas” (2016) ★★★★★
It would be a complete waste of your time by bringing up heavy and undeniable facts about how great American Christmas movies are. But that point, however, was valid back….
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EUFF 2016 Review: “A Noble Intention” (2015) ★★★
It’s Amsterdam in 1888. The Construction of the Central Station has begun. Yet there’s more to come to the city when the stubborn violin maker Mr. Vedder and his pharmacist….
Film Review: “The Bookstore” (2016) ★★★
Reading books is always fun, educational and entertaining. But do you know that by reading a specific book, or, to speak “a book language” can allow you to earn the….
Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival 2016 Review: “Wizard Mode” (2016) ★★★★
Autism is not a disability but a great opportunity to unlock a certain part of your brain that would not be accessible otherwise. This condition may limit you from socializing….
Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival 2016 Review: “The Battle with Satan” (2015) ★★★
Everyone can acknowledge the power of religion and the importance to fight on the side of good, of course unarmed. But what exorcism is and why it should be exercised….
Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival 2016 Review: “Land of Not Knowing” (2016) ★★★★
Depression is a dangerous disease that, we all must agree, a cure for which must be found very soon. However, not many of us, luckily of course, know the true….
Rendezvous with Madness Film Festival 2016 Review: “I, Olga Hepnarová” (2016) ★★★★
There is no easy way to review Petr Kazda and Tomás Weinreb’s, I, Olga Hepnarová. It touches upon a painful subject matter that, I am afraid, we all failed to….
Film Review: “Inferno” (2016) ★★★
A jar with overflowing water will spill. One closet simply cannot store all clothes that you may have in the house. The same is with the planet. It has its….
Cinéfranco 2016: “As I Open My Eyes” (2015) ★★★
In some countries, there is no freedom of speech and the government is so corrupt that it uses every opportunity to silence every voice they can. Farah (Baya Medhaffar) is….
Cinéfranco 2016: “L’odeur de la mandarine” (2015) ★★★★
It’s 1918 during the World War I. Charles is a wounded officer who lost his legs and lives alone in his family mansion. He hires a young nurse Angèle to….
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