Sundance 2021: “On the Count of Three”
Unfortunately, there are too many people who commit suicide every day. No matter what help they receive, care or love, nothing can help them reconcile the pain they endure in….
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Sundance 2021: “We’re All Going to the World’s Fair”
The digital world is meant to educate people by giving instant access to loads of information. However, some people, even the younger generation, look for something else to entertain themselves…..
Sundance 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….
Sundance 2021: “Life in a Day 2020”
We don’t realize the impact one day can have on all of us. Whether it’s during the pandemic or just a regular day, it can change everything. Our perspective becomes….
Sundance 2021: “Judas and the Black Messiah”
History will never look faithfully at those who tried to eliminate freedom of speech or activists that tried hard to promote the best what society can offer. This is why….
Sundance 2021: “Wild Indian”
Lies has its own way of catching up. It may take years but it still does. Stories like “Wild Indian” is heartbreaking because the root cause starts with domestic abuse….
Sundance 2021: “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…..
Sundance 2021: “R#J”
Over a dozen times has Shakespeare’s romantic tragedy, “Romeo and Juliet”, been adapted onto TV. It seems we already know by heart every single line, especially the ending, the way….
Sundance 2021: “The Pink Cloud”
It’s hard to predict how many more films we can handle after going through a global pandemic. We certainly live in a modern version of the dystopian world in which….
Sundance 2021: “Pleasure”
“Mope” was the last film about the adult film industry I was fortunate enough to see at the Sundance Film Festival two years ago. It was shocking to process it,….
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