Film Review: “The Dancing Dogs of Dombrova” (2018) ★★★
How much do we know about the feelings being processed by a gravely ill person? The person who is well aware that the time has arrived to say their final goodbye? Just to [continue reading]
Opinion: Disney`s “Ralph Breaks the Internet” and Why You Should Never Take Your Kids to Watch It
There’s nothing better than reviewing animated movies because its audience is the most important and crucial thing we have – our future. That’s why thinking [continue reading]
Film Review: “The Christmas Chronicles” (2018) ★★★★★
We endlessly love Home Alone, Mrs. Doubtfire, Nine Months and Adventures in Babysitting. You probably know the aforementioned classics were directed by Chris Columbus, a man [continue reading]
Film Review: “Heartless” (2018) ★★★★
Imagine for a second you’re about to attend a corporate presentation. The numbers which are about to be presented are magnificent. Sponsors and all other contributors [continue reading]
Blood in the Snow Film Festival 2018: “The Whistler” (2018) ★★★
What can be better than babysitting a younger sister? We can read fairy tales to her, recite some lullaby and reassure her that the safest place on earth is being by our [continue reading]
Blood in the Snow Film Festival 2018: “House Among the Trees (2018) ★★★
Curiosity is a nice thing to have. It can be enhanced by doing certain things such as asking questions, exploring the city, museums, or just walking around the neighborhood [continue reading]
Blood in the Snow Film Festival 2018: “Hammer of the Gods” (2018) ★★
© A Farewell To Kings Entertainment Company Our days always different; and if someone who wants to repeat the same result from yesterday, they’re doomed to fail. This [continue reading]
Blood in the Snow Film Festival 2018: “To Catch a Mouse” (2018) ★★★★
The topic of marriage has already been explored in the cinematic universe so many times that one wonders what else is left to talk about? We have seen so many strange couples [continue reading]
Blood in the Snow Film Festival 2018: “The Devil You Know” (2018) ★★★
What would you do if you learn that your sibling, sister or brother, has an addiction the consequences of which is far greater than you can imagine? And the addiction “The [continue reading]
Blood in the Snow Film Festival 2018: “The Devil`s Due” (2017) ★★★★
Isn’t it interesting when we begin questioning honesty, empathy, talking about kindness, thinking that we are the best human beings? Thinking that our rights were [continue reading]
