Tribeca 2019 Film Review: “Luce” (2019) ★★★★★
Being a parent does not necessarily mean that one can parent their children in the right manner. It does not necessarily work that way and it’s never meant to be. So [continue reading]
Naomi Watts
Sundance 2019 Film Review: “The Wolf Hour” (2019) ★★★
Naomi Watts is one of the finest actresses. Her way of interpretation of any character she portrays, whether it is Betty from “Mulholland Drive”, Lesley from [continue reading]
Sundance 2019 Film Review: “Luce” (2019) ★★★★★
Being a parent does not necessarily mean that one can parent their children in the right manner. It does not necessarily work that way and it’s never meant to be. So [continue reading]
Film Review: “The Glass Castle” (2017) ★★★★
One cannot choose the family they are born into but we can decide what to do and how to live with the family we get. It is also up to us to decide who we become – [continue reading]
TV Review: Netflix`s “Gypsy” (2017 -)
One cannot help but wonder, how could someone turn his or her own life and the life of others into a complete mess? Well, mess in the life of Jean Holloway, beautifully [continue reading]
Film Review: “The Book of Henry” (2017) ★★★★★
How good are we at standing against injustice? What do we exactly do to help out our fellow citizens to escape abuse? What is our precise action when we see a man hitting a [continue reading]
TV Review: “Twin Peaks” (2017 – ) ★★★★★
There are a few classic shows I grew up with such us The X-Files, Bangkok Hilton (that made me admire Nicole Kidman for her truly outstanding performance and even more for [continue reading]
Tribeca Review: “Chuck” (2016) ★★★★★
One day you’re a man who sells liquor on the main streets of New Jersey, tomorrow you’re someone who stands in the ring for fifteen rounds to fight with Mohammad [continue reading]
Tribeca Review: “I am Heath Ledger” (2017) ★★★★★
Since 2008, when I saw Dark Knight the only time, I could not force myself to watch any other movie with Heath Ledger in it. The idea of processing his death was too painful [continue reading]
TIFF 15 Review: Demolition (2015) ★★★
Mitchell loses his way in a tragic car accident. He ends up in a hospital with minor scratches. He finds himself hungry and uses an automated machine to buy snacks. The [continue reading]
