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The Present

The Present

The Present, directed by Christian Ditter (How to Be Single), is centered on the children who inherit magic features of a clock left by their grandfather to help reconcile their parent’s divorce. The clock has the ability of moving back time 12 hours, and hence, the children repeat the same day in efforts of persuading […]

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Rob Peace

Rob Peace

“Rob Peace”, which is based on real events, is a type of film that is rarely made these days. The focal character, portrayed by Jay Will duplicating the wide-eyed charisma of a teenage Denzel Washington in his prime, was raised in East Orange, New Jersey, and although he was a young man fixated on science,

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Electra

Electra

In this piece, Hala Matar, director of the film ‘Electra’, narrates her sources of inspiration, draws comparisons between her film and ‘Saltburn’, and discusses the motives of the main characters of the film – crisis of identity and desire for revenge. This time, the world premiere of Matar’s new film Electra takes place at the

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Eephus

Eephus

Yogi Berra, perhaps the greatest catcher in history, has been featured in Carson Lund’s film ‘Eephus’, a film about those players who are never most likely to make a mark, unlike Berra who is bound to be an impressive figure at the Baseball Hall of Fame’s round table discussions. Paying tribute to such a great

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The Glassworker

The Glassworker

The Glassworker: The film is narrated in a winning ‘western’ style, laced with Middle Eastern traditions. We appreciate Bizang’s mastery, eyebrows, lips, and faces while maintaining subplots that include a battle kink and village life adding a unique freshness to the farm. The pace of storytelling is superb as well! I fell in love with

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The Underdoggs

The Underdoggs

The last time I saw a barely acceptable yet hilarious film was in 2019 when I watched Good Boys. Or perhaps the bewildering aspect of kids who have barely entered puberty swearing makes me feel that way. I did not believe it until I saw it. The Underdoggs is perhaps the prototypical choice for the

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Drugstore June

Drugstore June

Like an ice cream topping, Drugstore June is packed with comedians. The writer Esther Povitsky also appears as the Title character, the typical Unbearable influencer that she has gone with throughout these episodes. One can’t ignore social media , it is one of the most sought out professions to the younger generation, which is why

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Bad Faith

Bad Faith

Bad Faith: I’ve recently engaged with a shocking documentary called Christian Nationalism’s Holy War on Democracy which explores the intersections of far-right Christian beliefs with contemporary American politics. A considerable part of what the religious right has now become – a movement that has now completely turned away from democracy – is already known to

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