Film Review: “The Song of Names” (2019) ★★★
I will certainly never get tired of saying the following – no matter how hard wars try to break the human spirit, it still cannot take that connection away from….
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TIFF 2019 Film Review: “My Zoe” (2019) ★★★
It so happened that Julie Delpy’s “My Zoe” was the third film I watched at the Toronto International Film Festival that tackles divorce, the aftermath of it, and the shared….
TIFF 2019 Film Review: “Sorry We Missed You” (2019) ★★★★★
We all can talk about injustice or the unfairness of the situation while we sit in our warm chairs complaining about the salary we find not too high, yet we….
TIFF 2019 Film Review: “Lucy in the Sky” (2019) ★★★
It’s hard to imagine what happens to an astronaut during the adaptation phase after landing back on earth. Perhaps, everything appears differently, the entire perspective of life changes completely as….
TIFF 2019 Film Review: “Harriet” (2019) ★★★
There are good and bad people. There were back then and they are here now. They come from all over. They can be from any background and even some who….
TIFF 2019 Film Review: “Uncut Gems” (2019) ★★★★★
Gambling is another severe form of addiction wherein if a person invests not only his time, money, soul and even his life, it can cause the worst-case scenario. And when….
TIFF 2019 Film Review: “Made in Bangladesh” (2019) ★★★★★
It’s a rare thing when two conflicting concepts such as exploitation and empowerment is tackled in one film. Before getting deep into the review, allow me to ask you one….
TIFF 2019 Film Review: “Waves” (2019) ★★★★★
Life is like ocean waves. One day it breaks our lives by taking what we love the most, leaves what we built up in pieces, but the next day it….
TIFF 2019 Film Review: “Bad Education” (2019) ★★★★★
Corruption is a part of society; in one it’s well-hidden under the surface while in another it’s open for the whole world to see. We can fight against information we….
TIFF 2019 Film Review: “The Laundromat” (2019) ★★★★★
Corruption has become a part of our culture. It happens here and there wherever we are right now. It can be at school, universities, hospitals, through taxes, or even at….
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