Hot Docs 2022: “Nothing Compares”
Whenever I hear the name Sinead O’Connor, strength, bravery, courage, tragedy, artistry and determination comes to mind. We tend to believe that artists live a lavish life, a life some….
Category: Sundance Film Festival
Film Review: “Master” (2022)
Systematic racism, unfortunately, is what we all are part of. One way or another, we were treated differently than others – the chosen ones. Diversity and racial tolerance are being….
Film Review: “After Yang”
Dystopian science-fiction dramas are always interesting to watch. Whether it makes sense or not, the storyline is always compelling for us to realize at least how far the future can….
Film Review: “Jockey” (2021)
What does the past tell us? How does it communicate to us? Does it have its own way to catch up with us, to say something important or just warn….
Sundance 2022: “Dual”
The concept of cloning people is getting old, but in cinema, it’s getting more time to be explored in a variety of ways. When back in the 90s or earlier,….
Sundance 2022: “Shark”
I know some people that like to joke around and pretend that they are hurt just for fun. We believe them because it looks so natural. But if something real….
Sundance 2022: “Huella”
Losing a loved one is not easy and actually a painful process to cope with a reality that will never be the same. Therefore, each person has their own way….
Sundance 2022: “Master”
Systematic racism, unfortunately, is what we all are part of. One way or another, we were treated differently than others – the chosen ones. Diversity and racial tolerance are being….
Sundance 2022: “Riotsville, U.S.A.”
There is always a difference between civilized people and people in a civilized society. It’s how the system is built to respond to the needs of those two groups of….
Sundance 2022: “The Worst Person in the World”
We all try to find our place in this world. We don’t do things we don’t want. We don’t get into relationships we cannot be committed to. We can’t ask….
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