Injustice has a clear definition in any language you wish to search. It can happen to anyone and in any part of the world. But what does not happen often is, when justice [continue reading]
How often, it may not apply to you of course, does an individual takes a camera to film a group of people who has stolen the cameraman’s car? Not that often, and may [continue reading]
When you are in customer service, any job you do is fine as long as you deliver customer satisfaction. Which is in case of Stacey Tenenbaum’s film SHINERS, where she [continue reading]
To change life is not difficult, but to make an attempt towards those changes is what might terrify people. Hanna is a woman who lives in a house without heating system. Her [continue reading]
There are many movies about undocumented immigrants, about broken dreams and expectations. But there are not much movies about an actor who leaves a fancy life behind for a [continue reading]
In my interview with Nacho Vigalondo, a writer and filmmaker, he said that he is a big fan of a monster movies but in reality he was just a low budget filmmaker. But [continue reading]
Maudie written by Sherry White and directed by Aisling Walsh and based on true events explores an inspiring story of a woman, Maud (Sally Hawkins), who despite her disability [continue reading]
What can be better than interviewing young and promising actors who did an unimaginable job despite limited funding, if we can call it that way, yet go on stage and deliver [continue reading]
The connection twins have with each other can cause envy in other people. The truth is, if something happens with one of them, or even dies, the one that survived will do [continue reading]
‘Window Horses’ subtly written and directed by Ann Marie Fleming explores the story of a mixed-race Canadian poet who travels to a poetry festival in Iran, where [continue reading]
