Two Gods [2021] Review: A gracefully handled documentary about a casket maker and his prodigies
There are three vulnerable individuals among many as the central focus of Zeshawn Ali’s documentary ‘Two Gods’. Furquan, Naz, and…
Fury [1936] Review – The Thundering American Debut of the Great German Film-Maker
One fine or fateful day in 1933, it is said that Joseph Goebbels, the Nazi Minister of Propaganda, called director…
Mise-En-Scène In The Wachowski Siblings’ V For Vendetta
Mise-En-Scène in V For Vendetta: “The landscape is a reflection of the inner life. Since I can’t shoot the inner…
The 10 Best Amazon Original Films, Ranked
The independent entertainment company Amazon Studios went into producing Original Films back in 2015. Mind you, this is about the…
The Perfect Candidate [2021] Review: A wavering film about a woman who stood for office
The Perfect Candidate Review: The Match Factory is a little-known sales company that rose to some prominence this last decade….
I Am Cuba [1964]: When Propaganda becomes Poetic
Cinema, like all other art forms, if not more so, has been used vehemently as a political pawn and continues…
Plan B [2021]: ‘HULU’ Review – Been There, Done That
Natalie Morales’ Plan B opens in the vein of coming-of-age comedies of the 1980s, particularly in the style of John…
Every Mira Nair Film Ranked
Being “flies in the soup1” and not “flies on the wall” is how filmmaker Mira Nair was trained as she…