Nadine Labaki, director of Capernaum, headshot, courtesy of Sony Picture Classics Life is an amusing thing, and for some it may appear like a toy. Just see how many families [continue reading]
What are memories? What does the past mean? What value does it bring to our daily life? Why restoring old architectural buildings is important to retain history? Aaron [continue reading]
Having seen so many movies this year and many more left to see, I can hardly compare Panos Cosmatos’ “Mandy” with any of them. Oh, just a heads-up for you, [continue reading]
Watching a movie is like watching someone’s life. If you care about the characters, you build that necessary connection to accept the fictional character as if they [continue reading]
There are not many films that would literally make me watch it standing up instead of sitting calmly with great patience. Not like I did not have it at all, but it quickly [continue reading]
You don’t usually end up interviewing the same actor twice at the same festival and two days in a row. But it did happen to me when I got the opportunity to speak with [continue reading]
“Mary Shelley” directed by Haifaa Al-Mansour was not just about Mary and Percy Shelley’s (Douglas Booth) love story, their struggle, frustration and way of growing [continue reading]
What do we believe in? Why the nature or nurture must come together to define the future of not one but three individuals? Why not leave everyone alone and let them decide [continue reading]
I won’t be exaggerate if I were to say why I enjoy doing interviews. And it’s not for the sake of doing it, but rather bringing a certain amount of value to what [continue reading]
If there was any hope that after the death of Hugo Chavez things in Venezuela could get better, it now appears that things could not get any worse. One chaos after another, [continue reading]
