Aftermath: The film opens with Dr. Jane Dunning (Sally Kirkland, The Haunting of Hell Hole Mine, The Sting) discussing a significant medical advancement before the cut to Kate (Fruzsina Nagy, Land of the Brave, Opera of Cruelty) who is clearly in a rush to pack her belongings and leave the house. Her boss, Robbie (Joseph […]
Known for his film portrayals of the underworld like Aa Dinagalu and Edegarike, Agni Sreedhar’s story (Kreem) had generated a lot of anticipation. But in this true-life-based narrative directed by Abhishek Basanth, which is also his debut film, there is no mistaking the fact that this story takes a different direction from Sreedhar’s usual style;
Vikash Verma’s Indo-Polish movie “No Means No” and its Polish version “Nie means Nie” was launched in Mumbai at a hotel where celebrities such as Vivek Oberoi and Nawazuddin Siddiqui were present during the trailer launch, which was very loud. Teenage love story is the primary focus of this film which was directed by Vikash
The interesting part about indie films, and that’s the aspect that I cover, is that filmmakers get very creative in telling their stories. There are those who prefer a few actors or a few locations, while some use old footages in new ways. And some opt for animation. This is where Max Beyond comes in.
Krzyk: Losing Control is a very dynamitic and remarkable film that explores factors of emotional stress and thus mental breakdown of one person. Krzyk in Polish is pronounce as a syllable meaning that encompasses the core concept of the film, a concept that is very physically engaging, which at times feel like a long unnecessary
Die Before You Die: An average Vlogger simply tumbles into a disaster and this begs the inevitable question. Who cares about other people’s opinions anyway? In this movie directed by Dan Pringle, protagonist Adi (Ziad Abaza) actually seems to suffer from what nicely can be described as a complex – induced hysterics. Turns out he
Runner spans multiple aspects encompassing sports, immigration and even the violence that is Sudan. One hoping for such a story, however, is confronted with all the strangeness of deep documentary but completely realized by the figures of Bill Gallagher. – you would assume he invented it. Every inch of the herein referenced story is magnificent.
MUMBAI (Maharashtra) [India] 8 Feb 2022 (EIN Presswire) — The highly anticipated film ‘Gin Ke Dus’ is ready to hit the theatre on March 15, 2024. The film is set to be engaging in theatres for the audience who will be eager to solve any intrigue in the storyline. Presented by the attendee some roles
I Bring Joy (Rivers) is a young ballet dancer living in London. One night, she gets robbed and ends up killing the robber. The man was part of a local crime family and they seek to uncover the identity of his killer. Something changes within Joy and she becomes a killer which endears her to
A well-structured documentary with a dramatic flair directed by Gordon Main titled ‘London Recruits’ is about a relatively new and an unknown section of the anti apartheid movement. The film is about the same named book where British people joined ANC in its wars with apartheid government in South Africa in the sixties. This film
