The Becomers The lives of native citizens are considered with great concern, however, when we talk of immigrants, these stories offer a new perspective that seems to be seldom explored by the native-born. The same thing could be said about science fiction, but in a much more over the top way, pushing the absurdity of […]
The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-eAT Not gonna lie, this got me good in the first half. In its first hour, Tina Mabry’s theatre “The Supremes at Earl’s All You Can Eat” portrays about the decades old friendship of three black women in an overly emotional and joyous manner. Based on Edward Kelsey Moore’s same-titled novel,
Hell Hole Adams Family is a family of filmmakers made up of the father John Adams, mother Toby Poser and daughter Lulu Adams. Hurry up to a streaming platform and check out “The Deeper You Dig” as it has been rated as one of the horror films of the decade. There are also these inventive
The Union “The Union,” directed by Julian Farino appears engrossing as it revolves around Mike (Mark Wahlberg), a typical construction worker who enjoys his job, gets drunk in a bar with friends, and sleeps with his ex 7th grade teacher (This is somewhat an over the top suggestion that works as a joke throughout the
Rule of Two Walls Russia has been in a conflict with Ukraine for over 900 days. Russia attacked Ukraine to take back territory and destroy the identity of Ukraine. Even though the war continues, President Vladimir Putin has already lost in other areas. During its barbaric incursions against Ukraine, which were aimed at replacing Ukraine’s
High Tide “High Tide” is Marco Calvani’s debut feature film which he also directed, set in the beaches and streets of Provincetown, and tells the earnest and heartwarming story of a gay undocumented Brazilian named Lourenço (portrayed by Marco Pigossi) who only has a few more days to spend in town before he has to
Smile 2 This year has surely brought in its fair share of dubious sequels, sequel films like “Inside Out 2” and “Terrifier 3” have been called nothing more than a cut and paste of their predecessor. (I bet you did not expect the names of Art and Joy to be together. You are welcome.) One
Woman of the Hour One whole year since I first gazed my eyes on the film “Woman of the Hour,” the World Premiere of which took place during the Toronto International Film Festival 2023, directed by Anna Kendrick. A fascinating movie directed by Ian McDonald that is based on true events where a serial kidnapper,
Exhibiting Forgiveness Artistically talented Titus Kaphar has finally caught the director’s bug as he takes a step into the world of television and film with his work titled “Exhibiting Forgiveness.” Kaphar can be said to have an artistic trademark defined by disjunction. One would often note the intricacies of how other paintings are resorted to
The Shadow Strays Satisfying originality does not seem to come as a high point in “The Shadow Strays,” which is a low budget Indonesian action thriller that depicts the life of a rogue assassin. It is directed by Timo Tjahjanto for the second time, coupled with the regular action choreographer Muhammad Irfan along with action
