TIFF 2020: “Wildfire”
There is no need to watch movies to understand the fact that society has never been tolerant towards mentally ill people. I personally don’t need to read about that in….
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TIFF 2020: “I Am Greta”
Does it take a child to speak up about pressing issues such as climate change? Do we have to talk about something that should have been discussed before? Do we….
TIFF 2020: “In Between Dying”
Like many other countries, Azerbaijan has many children who disrespect their parents, are rude to them, and even beat them up. It’s not something I heard from someone – it….
TIFF 2020: “Good Joe Bell”
Bullying is an important subject matter, and in fact, must be tackled from every angle. However, it does not matter how loud we speak about it, we as parents still….
TIFF 2020: “City Hall”
Politics and politicians. Despite their faults, not every one of them is corrupt. In fact, we hardly know what happens, let’s say, in City Hall where the drama occurs. We….
TIFF 2020: “The Water Man”
The love of a child for its parent is stronger than words can describe. His or her connection with the mother is immeasurable. And, for instance, when something bad happens….
TIFF 2020: “The Best Is Yet to Come”
Cinematic Universe is an excellent gateway to the world full of wonder. We learn about stories that touch our heart, our soul and sometimes even make us better human beings…..
TIFF 2020: “True Mothers”
With plenty of couples around that try to conceive but cannot, it’s heartbreaking to see those who can take actual parenthood for granted. In those cases, we tend to judge….
TIFF 2020: “Notturno”
Every time when I promise not to watch documentaries like “For Osama”, “The Cave”, “The White Helmets” or “Of Fathers and Sons”, I still end up doing it. Because not….
TIFF 2020: “The Barcelona Vampiress”
At times, made-up truths are better than the actual truth; it is sweeter, more acceptable, and can have public approval. The truth, that can be fed to people, is almost….
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