Tribeca 2021: “Marvelous and the Black Hole”
A troubled child needs extra attention to build up trust in themselves, get more engaged with their community and it helps to have an interesting project that could keep him….
Tag: Sundance 2021
Tribeca 2021: “How It Ends”
It’s fascinating that, in spite of COVID-19, the world still manages to move on. People continue living their own way, even during a lockdown. Songwriters continue writing their songs, writers….
Tribeca 2021: “Ailey”
Dancing is an important element that helps tell the story of love, passion, struggle, pain and even death. It also reveals the identity of the one who performs it and….
Film Review: “In the Earth”
Remaking “Rebecca” has to be one of the worst ideas. And having it directed by the director of “High Rise” (it was actually great) was more or less a premature….
Film Review: “Together Together”
Films like “Together Together” is not something you catch during the Sundance 2021 Virtual Film Festival as there are too many international films with heavier concepts to look forward to…..
Hot Docs 2021: “In the Same Breath”
There is no need for watching documentaries or news channels to realize the colossal failure in leadership, not just when the first signs of COVID-19 were ignored, but also when….
Hot Docs 2021: “Faya Dayi”
Wouldn’t it be nice to have a magical leaf that would be able to lift our spirit and give us some magical power to excel? It’s something the youth would….
Hot Docs 2021: “Philly D.A.”
Mass incarceration is one of the largest problems in the US. Maybe it’s because of the privatized prisons. But the numbers are rising at an alarming rate, and Philadelphia is….
Hot Docs 2021: “Writing with Fire”
Not every story can move us one way or another. Not because we are senseless, heartless or indifferent towards others but because we think no problem is bigger than our….
SXSW 2021: “In the Same Breath”
There is no need for watching documentaries or news channels to realize the colossal failure in leadership, not just when the first signs of COVID-19 were ignored, but also when….
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