Film Review: “The Water Man” (2020)
The love of a child for its parent is stronger than words can describe. His or her connection with the mother is immeasurable. And, for instance, when something bad happens….
Tag: David Oyelowo
TIFF 2020: “The Water Man”
The love of a child for its parent is stronger than words can describe. His or her connection with the mother is immeasurable. And, for instance, when something bad happens….
Sundance 2019 Film Review: “Relive” (2019) ★★★
With so many films that offer an opportunity for the character to relive the same moment all over again, it seems like a cliché and an overused concept. However, that….
Movie Review: “The Cloverfield Paradox” (2018) ★★
We – the humans, can’t stay out of trouble, can we? And by trouble, I don’t necessarily mean a minor trouble we usually tend to create for ourselves. Quite often….
Film Review: “Captive” (2015) ★★★
In March of 2005, Brian Nichols escapes prison after killing a sheriff deputy, court reporter and the judge assigned to his case. Shortly after, he breaks into Ashley Smith’s apartment,….
Film Review: “A Most Violent Year” (2014)
Is there a way to reach the top without any violence? It is certainly possible in the 21st century, while I double it was the same a century ago… Back….
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