Fantasia 2018 Review: “Buffalo Boys” (2018) ★★★★
We know that there is no country that could make Western cinema better than the way Hollywood can. In fact, to beat them at their own game is utterly impossible…..
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Fantasia 2018 Review: “The Witch in the Window” (2018) ★★★
Independent cinema is the only one that can explore concepts in films that big studios might avoid. The only difference is that small movies never get a chance to grow….
Inside Out 2018 Review: “What Keeps You Alive” (2018) ★★★
Horror genre is like blood that circulates in the cinematic world and if it stops flowing, cinema can simply die with it. This is why it’s important to appreciate the….
Tribeca 2018 Review: “The Dark” (2018) ★★★
Can evil become good or vice versa? Can it be defeated through compassion and kindness? When it comes to cinematic approach, that kind of concept can work in any way…..
Fantasia 2018 Review: “The Vanished” (2018) ★★★★
A family affair can be a complicated thing to sort out. Especially when that affair means a murder. The murder might be an easy task for investigators to solve, but….
Fantasia 2018 Review: “Neomanila” (2017) ★★★★
Each country has its own painful story to share. Though some exaggeration may take place to gain political advantage, but that is something history will judge. Movies like “Neomanila” are….
Fantasia 2018 Interview: Isa Mazzei and Daniel Goldhaber Talk “CAM” – The Year’s Most Shocking Movie So Far
There are not many films that would literally make me watch it standing up instead of sitting calmly with great patience. Not like I did not have it at all,….
Fantasia 2018 Review: “The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Bigfoot” (2018) ★★
Once a soldier, always a soldier; they never stop being one even years after they’ve retired. A high rank officer is on a very important mission that can change the….
Fantasia 2018 Review: “Violence Voyager” (2018) ★★★★
I knew nothing about Ujicha’s “Violence Voyager” that was planned to be screened as part of Fantasia Film Festival that took place in Montreal. But knowing it was a Japanese….
Fantasia 2018 Review: “Destiny: The Tale of Kamakura” (2017) ★★★★★
There’s something about Japanese cinema that is pure, honest and extremely detailed. Yet is very caring when it comes to storytelling and extremely delicate toward the audience. The screenplay written….
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