“The Pickup Game” that celebrated its premiere at the Hot Docs in Toronto in April is a documentary every woman and man should see. Its concept is tearful, damning, and [continue reading]
How much do we know about a life of struggles? How much do we care about those who feel left out by this world? Documentary subjects such as Gemma, Pay, JP, and Maria are not [continue reading]
Courtesy of Mongrel Media Life is an interesting thing; it has multiple ways of bringing an outcome but somehow chooses the right one. Of course, you may say that the right [continue reading]
László Nemes, director of Sunset, courtesy of Sony Picture Classics We all remember the impact of Írisz’ “Son of Saul“. I myself alone can’t describe in [continue reading]
Juli Jakab as Irisz Leiter Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics Watching László Nemes’ films without getting first hand experience is impossible, unless some of us either [continue reading]
What does it take to risk everything one might have for love? For the secret love that could be found only behind bars? And what if the person you fall for is on death row [continue reading]
We people are very interesting beings. We jump into conclusions so quickly, judging people, gossiping, and everything else that has nothing to do with us, yet we pretend that [continue reading]
Director Jill Carter with Cinematographer Kamal Derkaoui (Source: TARO PR) With so many TV shows, which one should we watch? As viewers, we have a hard choice to make; one [continue reading]
Woman At War Director Benedikt Erlingsson. Courtesy of Mongrel Media European cinema has always been rich, imaginative, and creative. The subject matter they have in their [continue reading]
Still from Woman At War. Photo by Benedikt_Erlingsson. Courtesy of Mongrel Media In most cases, it takes only one person to change the world. You might wonder how. The answer [continue reading]
