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The Eternal Daughter movie review. The white taxi, traveling through the forest road where it is difficult to see the surroundings due to the fog, carries a mother and daughter as passengers.
The Eternal Daughter Waiting for Approval Read More
The Devil All the Time is a different movie for me, unlike anything I’ve seen before. We watched it with my daughter and we both found it interesting and liked it.
The Devil All the Time: We, all the psychopaths gathered Read More
Spontaneous was pitched to the studio heads. “It’s an adaptation of a book about high school students who inexplicably begin exploding in class.
Spontaneous: Blossoming romance and shock at the high school Read More
Céline Sciamma left a modern masterpiece to the history of cinema with the film Portrait of a Lady on Fire and gained a huge fan base with her unique cinematic language. Her new movie, Petite Maman, which was eagerly awaited in the past weeks, was also released.
Céline Sciamma: The brave woman behind the camera Read More
Starting with the Russian occupation of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, with live broadcasts and comments from Ukraine on newspapers, television programs, social media every day, civilians, soldiers, bombed cities, towns, refugees, shelters Belfast (2021), written and directed by Kenneth Branagh, based on the long-term war in Northern Ireland, was released in the cinemas and best film, best director, best supporting actress (Judi Dench) was nominated for seven Oscars, including best editing and sound.
Belfast: Northern Ireland conflicts through a child’s eyes Read More
The awards were given to their owners at the Sundance Film Festival, which was held online this year due to the pandemic conditions. In the festival, “Nanny” directed by Nikyatu Jusu won the Grand Jury Prize in the US Drama Competition; The Audience Award went to “Cha Cha Real Smooth”, directed by Cooper Raiff.
Sundance Film Festival 2022 awards announced Read More
Glasgow Film Festival will kick off with the UK premiere of Graham Moore’s The Outfit and will conclude with the UK premiere of Croatian director Antoneta Alamat Kusijanovic’s Camera d’Or-winning Murina. The selection also includes 10 world premieres, four European premieres and 65 UK premieres. The festival will take place between 2-13 March.
Glasgow Film Festival screening schedule Read More
Filmmaker Sarah Polley approaches storytelling from a completely different point of view with her documentary “Stories We Tell,” in which she narrates a plot.
“Stories We Tell”: An unusual storytelling by Sarah Polley Read More
Nobody Walks. October is normally a time for watching movies through your fingers, knowing something grim is about to happen. Ry Russo-Young’s new film, Nobody Walks,
‘Nobody Walks’ the straight and narrow path Read More
Immigration Tango. David Burton Morris’ feature, which co-stars Madonna’s ex Carlos Leon, squanders its timely illegal alien theme with a predictable and unconvincing story line.
Immigration Tango: Desperately seeking to stay in the country Read More