This Australian animated film is a continuation of 200% Wolf and two seasons of television based on the works of the author Jane Lyons. We once more see young ‘werepoodle’ Freddy Lupin, who stands up for the pack. Despite being accepted among his werewolf brethren, Freddy (Ilai Swindells), the poodle counterpart of his father, is […]
“The Last of the Sea Women”, a documentary by Sue Kim begins with a single narrator, a woman who is preparing to dive into the sea in order to collect seafood as her march. However, as the camera zooms out, it is evident that the ocean waves are actually composed of women clad in wetsuits.
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The End: One of the things I like most about festivals is that you go and enter the cinema and do not know practically anything about the film. If one thinks of actually going to the festival, he knows it is pointless to search for trailers or screenshots, because the films are just too unreleased.
It is clear that Tyler Perry’s new self-narrated project “Mea Culpa” aspires also to be many other genres including legal, erotic, and psychological thrillers. What is hard to buy is the presence of any kind of thrill in this astonishingly poor and empty attempt at a straight-to-streaming genre. As a matter of fact, it is
It’s not a first for old action heroes to make appearance in these even modestly funded projects. For many veteran action stars, the geezer teaser has repeatedly been a splendid opportunity to grab some fast bucks. However, these are often nothing more than the icing on a cake as the younger actor does all the
Kitsch accompanied nostalgia all through, through the good and bad times, through the joys and through the sorrow. The ones who seek the past seem to be artists who combine kitchen sinks with flowers and linen. Tyler Taormina’s Christmas Eve at Miller’s Point contains an oral narrative that is both specific and broad in nature;
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You Gotta Believe: In the late 1970s with the New York Mets aiming for the pennant, Tug McGraw instilled belief into the fans, a slogan that propelled them during the historic run for the end of 1973. This belief is also applicable in this relay that revolves around another set of great underdogs, a team
Film industry has always been popular in Indonesia and now it is expanding its borders due to streaming and conquest of The Raid film by Gareth Evans. After that, for the last few years, we saw many remarkable action and horror movies from Southeast Asia, mostly directed by Timo Tjahjanto. It is these attributes of
All of You: Brett Goldstein and Imogen Poots offer us one of the best near-future romance films as two best friends who have feelings for each other despite the fact that their close companion has found his perfect match in the course of testing the supposed soulmate theory. And I would also say that William
Friendship: You heard right. Friendship is a masterpiece. Andrew DeYoung, Tim Robinson, and Paul Rudd join forces to deliver a brilliant masterpiece full of classic cringe humor that has earned them raucous laughter from their viewers. Craig Waterman (Tim Robinson) seems to be your regular neighborhood kid’s father in Friendship. He sits at a boring
