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The Seven Faces of Jane is a collection of stories is a worthy innovative project. Roman Coppola spearheaded this creative endeavor showcasing the talent of Gillian Jacobs as the lead in each film.
The Seven Faces of Jane: A creative endeavor showcasing Read More
Gerald’s Game movie review. Have you read Stephen King’s novel Gerald’s Game? I read it and I liked it. The 2017 US-made movie Gerald’s Game was based on book and was shot faithfully to the book.
Facing the horrific outcome of a twisted rape fantasy Read More
“You know where to find me.” This sentence, which is one of the lines repeated in the echo tape throughout the movie, indicates a search by its very nature. Last Night in Soho – Last Night in Soho explores a very specific period in the history of cinema by making use of this quest, the personal interests and characteristics of the main protagonist, Ellie.
Confronting the ‘ghosts’ of Soho’s heyday… Read More
The film version of Ayn Rand’s novel We the Living was made in Italy by Scalera Films in 1942. Rand’s novel was considered a political hot potato by Fascist authorities in Rome, but was approved for filming due to the intervention of dictator Benito Mussolini’s son.
We the Living: The long and arduous journey of an anti-communist film 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
Bergman Island, which made a name for itself in the festival season of the past year and competed for the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival, where it premiered, is released all over he world after traveling almost all over the world and even being broadcast on some “pay and watch” platforms abroad.
Bergman Island: The story of a filmmaker couple who are both screenwriters Read More
Guillermo del Toro is not someone who likes to sit idly by… He continued to take on many projects as a producer and screenwriter during the past time, and new works continue to come after him. Nightmare Alley was released as the last film to which he contributed as a director and screenwriter.
Nightmare Alley: Passionate, dark and captivating Read More
The Matrix Resurrections could be called an anti-authentic film, but the audience was too biased towards this film. It was as if everyone was sworn to dislike the fourth Matrix
Everyone seemed like they were sworn to dislike Read More
Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, star of The Matrix Resurrections, said that the new movie will be funny compared to the original trilogy. In an interview with Abdul-Mateen, who plays Morpheus, British GQ’s Jonathan Dean stated that the film looks fun compared to previous productions.
The Matrix Resurrections star: This movie is funnier than the original trilogy Read More
The US/Canadian science-fiction movie “Warning” is bound to be unfavorably compared to “Black Mirror,” mostly because “Warning” is also an ungenerous collection of cynical sci-fi morality plays set in the …
Warning: Let’s meet “God 2.0,” an Alexa-style prayer computer device Read More