Slamdance 2019 Review: “Spiral Farm” (2019) ★★★
Life is full of wonder, whether you live in a rural place or in a big city. However, that wonder is mostly missed by those that are caught by the limitation of opportunities [continue reading]
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Slamdance 2019 Review: “Impetus” (2018) ★★★
© Paul Martin The power of letting go, an ability to not get stuck in the past, desire to leave the comfort zone, forget what hurts, changing habits are what make us remain [continue reading]
Slamdance 2019 Review: “This Teacher” (2018) ★★
Films are meant to touch our hearts, make us angry, and if necessary it should force us to dive into a deep analysis of life and even its purpose. Overall, films are an [continue reading]
Slamdance 2019 Review: “Tungrus” (2019) ★★★★
I don’t remember the last time I laughed as much as when I watched “Tungrus”, a documentary about the idea of having a rooster as a pet and carrying a vicious plan [continue reading]
Slamdance 2019 Review: “Lost Holiday” (2019) ★★
Watching indie movies is like riding on a newly delivered train – it’s either going to break into pieces somewhere in between or take you right to your destination. [continue reading]
Slamdance 2019 Review: “Dollhouse: The Eradication of Female Subjectivity from American Popular Culture” (2019) ★★★★
Unfortunately, the world went mad a long time ago when it started objectifying celebrities, ordinary people, or simply their opinion. How many times have you read on social [continue reading]
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