The story starts off with an interesting sequence where it is told that Jade along with her younger brother Brandon moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico after losing their parents in London, who were shot by someone. For unknown reasons, the place where it is explained who their parents are and how they came about being […]
Inside the Mind of a Dog: We would also like to extend some thought-provoking questions to our fellow audience members. What are the perceptions that you hold of dogs as a species? How did they change through the events of the documentary? As someone who loves animals, specifically dogs, I believe that the bonds made
In ‘Outlaw Posse’ it looks as if the writer and director Mario Van Peebles took a list of some of the most interesting Westerns in the world and tried to make a script from it. In this Western, there is any number of parts that are found in other films that can safely be regarded
Award-winning musician, writer, producer, director, and star of the show Jussie Smollett has written the story of his new film “The Lost Holliday” which is expected to hit the US theaters on September 27. The movie was recognized for its emotional scenes and impressive storytelling at the ABFF film festival and is set to be
At first, “The Greatest Night in Pop” seems to be one of those episodes many wish to avoid when they learn of its existence in the first place. How many times can one listen to dull, talking heads anecdotal music docs? Nevertheless, Sundance has evolved into one of the places where music documentaries come out
I Don’t Understand You: In a manner reminiscent of the supporting cast in the second season of “The White Lotus,” rich gay couple Dom and Cole have given the impression they are the world’s target. Even though, as Americans, they live in history when they can marry, adopt, and act as straight people do, they
In “I Am: Celine Dion” and in other documentaries made about Dion, director Irene Taylor assumes that the singer’s followers are famovski lovers and fans that opt for no more than 5 minutes of her documentary which is about the artist’s cultural background. This is not a typical VH1 Behind the Music program. Despite the
Ride: More than two decades ago, Garth Brooks, a country music star, sang, “Well, it’s bulls and blood/It’s the dust and mud/It’s the roar of a Sunday crowd/It’s the white in the knuckles/The gold in the buckle/He’ll win the next go-’round.” Brooks’s lyrics resonate with a true fan of rodeo bull riders since they evoke
Patrice: The Movie Jetter coolly begins her film by saying, “I am a totally cool person with a disability who can do almost anything,” and as expected, all her friends and the people around her support her for her claim that “she might as well be Madonna.” After watching this 100-minute video which is a
Jim Henson: Idea Man: This is so familiar to most of the individuals of my age range and is revolved around Jim Henson’s art, my younger years were so raised and captivated by it. “The Muppet Show” was crazy and completely different from the less interesting children program across the board at that time offered—a
