Slamdance 2019 Review: “Tungrus” (2019) ★★★★
I don’t remember the last time I laughed as much as when I watched “Tungrus”, a documentary about the idea of having a rooster as a pet and carrying a….
Category: Slamdance Film Festival
Slamdance 2019 Review: “Dollhouse: The Eradication of Female Subjectivity from American Popular Culture” (2019) ★★★★
Unfortunately, the world went mad a long time ago when it started objectifying celebrities, ordinary people, or simply their opinion. How many times have you read on social networks that….
Slamdance 2018 Review: “The Rainbow Experiment” (2018) ★★★★★
What can go wrong during an experiment run in a classroom and supervised by an experienced teacher? One will think that nothing can go wrong. But what if it does?….
Slamdance 2018 Review: “Pick of the Litter” (2018) ★★★★
Imagine for a second, you are at the job interview and there are around two hundred other candidates competing for that same position. During your interview, you answer some basic….
Sundance 2017 Review: “The Death of Stalin” (2017) ★★★★
For the people of the Soviet Union, Stalin was like a fatherly figure. He was also a demon and tyrant at the same time. The people were never given a….
Slamdance Interview: Sasha Feldman Talks “Savage Youth”
At times, it seems awfully unfair that some films get more recognition than others. Let’s say, the majority of viewers would know about a blockbuster with big names or….
Slamdance 2018 Review: “Bernard and Huey” (2017) ★★★
Today, there is so much content and so many films created, that it becomes a challenge to come up with a decent screenplay. One, that will touch subjects interesting for….
Slamdance 2018 Review: “Savage Youth” (2018) ★★★★
Being born, living and dying are the three natural parts of the cycle of life of the universe. It should be respected by every living soul and none has the….
Slamdance 2018 Review: “My Name Is Myeisha” (2018) ★★★★★
A lost life is like a broken dream. Every broken dream makes a hole in our society. And as we lose someone at a very young age, we lose the….
Slamdance 2018 Review: “Fake Tattoos” (2017) ★★★
Not many movies today make the viewer feel relaxed, forget about the concerns of an overloaded day. Sometimes, we all need stories that unfold in their own pace telling a….
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