The Cats of Gokogu Shrine: Were cats tamed by people or did they pickup the habit of living with humans? Gokogu no Neko, a film by Soda where in, peaceful life in Snakamakame dedicated to the street cats of the area Ushimado in Okayama prefecture in Japan is very attractive. Unlike the Jellicle nightmares of […]
Chosen One: Alexandre Daigle: The Chosen One is a new movie that came out way only on Amazon Prime and was made by Alexandre Daigle. Those are some of Alexandre Daigle’s inner thoughts. I realize most of you are unaware of who he is but I for one remember this guy and so do many
Becoming King: Many hours in a week for me are lost as I try to search for things that would otherwise get lost in the incessant onslaught of fresh content that is unleashed on a regular basis. This is where the Black History Month observation becomes necessary because in every other year, at least one
Friedrich Moser (Good American, Money Bots), an Austrian director, is present at SXSW to promote his new film ‘How to Build a Truth Engine,’ where he discusses technology, society, and politics. The past five years have been a huge upsurge of disinformation, fake news, and conspiracy theories that have become widespread. It is evident that
To begin with, and purely from a technical perspective: on the Cineworld’s website, it is stated that “The Blue Angels was filmed with Sony Venice 2 IMAX digital cameras equipped exclusively with Expanded Aspect Ratio for imax throughout the picture.” In the second: it is more about the spectacle, and perhaps almost entirely so, and
Recently, I have come across a short story “The Aesthete” by Justin C. Key. In this story, there is a Black-coded android hero who comes to terms with (among other things) his creation. “I wasn’t Black,” he thinks. “I wasn’t white either. Some people were of the opinion that my skin, my very genes, are
Budda. Dzieciak ’98 : Tnis distribution mechanism is even similar to antonion dominicos or piratical drama which includes films based on popular web series or binge watching patterns usually seen in cinemas. In the middle, surrounded by rows of empty seats, sits the Buddha – or more accurately, Labuda himself. No, not the historical depiction
Errol Morris, a once advance outsider to the system of the making of docs, has become its most successful doc maker, directing his attention to people or issues that, in all likelihood, most of us would prefer not to focus on. At times they are ridiculously amusing and so bad they can only be laughed
In 1964, Robert Rauschenberg won the New York Art Guild’s Golden Lion at Venice Biennale which is an international exhibition of contemporary work. Taking Venice is a documentary that describes the ins and outs of creating the event in which Rauschenberg ends up being the winner. Did we mention that Amei Wallach, who is also
Piece By Piece creatively wraps the other animated biographies of famous people in the musical talent of the renowned super producer Pharrell Williams. Take Billy Idol’s biopic for example, helps create an animated collection of participants modeled on figures like in Lego. Morgan prays that the viewers will not simply see an inspiring artist at
