Tribeca 2019 Review: “For They Know Not What They Do” (2019) ★★★★★
Why do we care about religion more than our family? Why does public opinion matter more than what our loved ones have to say to us? Why do we spread….
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Tribeca 2019 Film Review: “The Kill Team” (2019) ★★★★
War does unimaginable things to a human mind; it can fundamentally change it by turning a good and kind person into an animal, yet keep the same nice person as….
Tribeca 2019 Review: “Framing John DeLorean” (2019) ★★★★
Whenever there are ups, there are always downs which follow. Success and failure always walk hand in hand. Greed and generosity are like relatives – as soon as they start….
Hot Docs 2019: “Scheme Birds” (2018) ★★★★★
Watching documentaries is always a joy no matter how harsh its subject can be. I find myself often promising to watch no more documentaries. Yet, I always break it. Because,….
Tribeca 2019 Review: “Initials S.G.” (2019) ★★★
Film Festivals are always rich with titles that are extravagant, in a way even exotic, and out of reach for the viewers that largely prefer watching blockbusters. “Initials S.G.”, written….
Tribeca 2019 Film Review: “After Parkland” (2018) ★★★★
Beautiful and innovative twenty-first century. It has so many beautiful and advanced technologies to offer. With all the endless and truly outstanding possibilities we have in our hand, we still….
Tribeca 2019 Film Review: “Scheme Birds” (2018) ★★★★★
Watching documentaries is always a joy no matter how harsh its subject can be. I find myself often promising to watch no more documentaries. Yet, I always break it. Because,….
Tribeca 2019 Film Review: “Blow the Man Down” (2019) ★★★★
It is actually strange to think that sometimes small towns are the ones that produce serial killers. I find it difficult to explain that, but it’s always felt that the….
Tribeca 2019 Film Review: “Flesh Out” (2019) ★★★★
Each country has its own culture. That culture hides centuries-long traditions capable of stunning any mind by its beauty and charm which only time could deliver. However, some of them….
Tribeca 2019 Film Review: “House of Hummingbird” (2018) ★★★★★
The number of people committing suicide grows every year. Children find themselves in an environment where they have to make a hard choice – to live or not to. Sadly,….
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