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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 […]

The film “Shirley” directed by John Ridley focuses on the life of Shirley Chisholm, portrayed by Regina King, assumed a presidential campaign in 1972. As the first Black woman to be elected into congress and the first woman to run for the democratic presidential nomination, Shirley’s contributions to the Black community in America have been […]

Roberto Minervini’s “The Damned” focuses on the broader interests of the Italian auteur: he has been studying, in the course of his career, the divisive and the unifying themes in the life of various segments of the American society. Set quite far from the battle lines of a Civil War, Minervini takes the viewer back […]

Apollo 13: Survival: In the recent Netflix series IC 814: THe Kandahar Hijack, the Indian authorities were in confrontation with terrorists who have hijacked a passenger plane and flew it to a foreign country for over one week. The rescue operation lasted for several days during which the entire viewers were glued to their television […]

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 […]

Escape from Germany: Very few artists engage their artistry the way Utah filmmaker T.C. Christensen utilizes his work to channel his faith, with remarkable Latter-day Saint concepts demonstrating sincerity in films such as ‘The Fighting Preacher’, ‘Love, Kennedy’, ’The Cokeville Miracle’, ‘Ephraim’s Rescue’ and ‘17 Miracles’. The same is true for Christensen’s latest, “Escape From […]

I have recently finished reviewing “Masters of the Air” and I can tell you this one about “The Bloody Hundredth” exactly is a true story about the Eighth Air Force airmen and actually was like watching the tenth episode in the series. This is not just about Hanks’ voice as the narrator, several of the […]

A perfect bite-sized chunk film length of ninety one minutes can’t do justice to Sting, another horror-action genre movie that follows a giant spider terrorizing a group of New Yorkers in Brooklyn. It unquestionably seems to go nether here nor there, but for the length of the film, barely scratching the surface was an awful […]

Harvest: It’s been nine years since Athina Rachel Tsangari directed her last movie, “Chevalier”, a scathing contemporary satire on toxic masculinity and senseless measuring contests. Many changes have taken place in Greek writer-director Athina Rachel Tsangari’s third feature film, “Harvest” – her first film in English, her first adaptation and perhaps her biggest and most […]

Carville: Winning Is Everything, Stupid: Creating a documentary on a sensitive current event can be risky. It is quite possible that the situation you were exploring in the first place has already changed significantly. This leaves you with very little to say about it in the general conception of your movie. The reality is, the […]