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 […]
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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
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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
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Gold Valley Films has arrived at the European Film Market, running concurrently with the Berlinale, and has brought along their original animated movie titled Little Emma that won the MPA Asia-Pacific Cooperation Special Award for best work-in-progress at the Beijing International Film Festival. The studio has also released a new teaser for their upcoming family
Sometimes, when I am idly daydreaming, I get flashes about what becomes of letters displaced within the postal service. It appears strange to lose mail, especially in my young spirited mind, the system of post worked smoothly and there were no chances of missing letters or parcels. It seems that my co-writer and co-director, Joe
There are a pair of films that are poles apart and are being made in Little Death. One is larger than life, rough around the edges and not all that brilliant but kind of stupidly entertaining. The other one is a depressing one, almost of a softer kind, and has a completely different message. To
Clear Cut: As a group of loggers are working in the woods, they come across what seems to be a meth cook site. Little did they know that they would have to deal with drug cartels on their backs fighting for their survival. A clear cut is the title of the film, and it creates
Cocaine Werewolf: Lately, indie filmmakers seem to have been insatiably annoyed by the horror comedy, Cocaine Bear, released a few years ago . The uniqueness of concentrating on a bear, fed on cocaine, and turned into monstrous is probably very entertaining. This actually surprises me that this idea wasn’t overused during the drive in era.
