Overwhelm The Sky (2019): A Good Film That Has Its Moments
Overwhelm the sky (2019), written and directed by Daniel Kremer is an existential film throughout. However, over its 174-minute duration,…
Summer White (Blanco de Verano) [2020]: ‘Sundance’ Review – A Powerful Coming of Age Tale about Transitioning through Adolescences
What does one do when expressing oneself is not possible? When a sudden change could simply put your entire body…
The Gentlemen [2020] Review: Of Ugly Laughs and Gentle Thrills
What more can you do to the story of crime families and the world of organized crime that hasn’t already…
Official Poster for the Red Sea International Film Festival 2020 features Saudi ballerina Samira Alkhamis
The Red Sea International Film Festival (2020) has unveiled the official poster of its inaugural edition featuring an image shot…
Corpus Christi [2019] – An Anatomy of Crime joining with Religion
Crime and religion have been in the same brackets for many times around the globe. A lot of criminal impulses…
Miss Americana [2020] Netflix Review- Purely for the “Swifties”
Miss Americana [2020, Netflix] focuses on Taylor Swift who until recently was the youngest solo artist to win for Best…
Ken Russell Kraziness: Lisztomania [1975]
This biopic begins as a free-form account of the prominent points of Liszt’s career and sexed-up relationships, then transforms into an utter pop-culture phantasmagoria that mix-and-matches Frankenstein, vampires, superheroes, and of course ultimately portrays Wagner as an electric guitar wielding Hitler.
Ashes and Diamonds [1958] Review – A Wartime Story Told in Bold Visual Terms
Andrzej Wajda’s Ashes and Diamonds (‘Popiol i diament’, 1955) is considered as one of the most important Polish films of…