Fearless,” “Unyielding,” “A lion herself,” and “The queen of the night,” are some of the descriptions I have tried to collate that tell us who this fearless New Zealand photojournalist Margaret Moth is, Margaret stood there in defiance against all forms of violence. Moth brandished her camera and with her showy jet black hairstyle she […]
An engaging story with hilarious moments, ‘The Black Sea’ follows the story of a quirky New Yorker, Khalid, who finds himself in the picturesque country of Bulgaria. The film begins with Khalid blaming his friends in Brooklyn for not managing to keep hold of his passport, which set a challenging mission to begin with since
The snow-saturated neo-noir “Whiteout,” which was originally planned to become titled “Walking Supply” after the short film it is based on, is a Canadian film. It is notable that the new title of the film is also presented in nanoseconds at the point of subtitle view. For context, Saban Films is marketing the movie as
Are We Going to Let Our Kids Make a Divorce Themed Musical Cinema? Exploring the NPR cut connected to the new Netflix spellbound project, it seems that is the thought that pushed the creation of it alongside with seeking to ask the followers this. In juxtaposition to words portrays the film in a more favorable
Most times the history books forget the name Ernest Cole the South African photographer was rather renowned and able to grab attention on a global scale with the mesmerizing book “House of Bondage” that he was able to publish in the year 1960 and sadly this was the only book that Cole wrote. However, the
One of the most straightforward ways of understanding the roots and priorities of a regime is to look at how it treats women. It is not a chance occurrence that conservative governments seeking to cement and develop a patriarchal order regard outspoken women as a danger. This truth rarely comes into sharper focus than in
Can it be that a film is simultaneously too much and not enough? This is the issue with Ridley Scott’s “Gladiator II”, a film just tumbling full of enough exhilaration to keep it from getting dull, however when you try to get something out of it in the sense of a thematic exploration, it drips
Seeing oneself in a mirror shows a tangible reality of one’s existence accompanied with a space, and even some clues as to how one might be perceived. It is through this gift of self consciousness that one can possibly develop compassion for everyone else who are burdened by the insatiable amalgamation of realities. “Flow” directed
As a great Broadway version of the musical Chu gives All The Best Jonathan M. Chus shows off his razzle-dazzle tactics inside the show “Wicked where it puts Sheem on the display” Whether the audience is taken back to Munch inland, the emerald city or Shit university, where a young Glinda the good witch and
The documentary titled “The Last Republican”, chronicles Congressman Adam Kinzinger’s last months in office and he served in two districts over a time span of twelve years in Illinois. He was counted as one of the few Republican representatives who opposed Donald Trump and went as far as to not vote for him in the
