Maria Netflix [2019] Review – Another soulless fillipino action film
Newest Filipino action film Maria is now on Netflix. Much like most of its counterpart; it has no reasons to…
Own Way [2019] Review: A Middling Soul-Searching Journey
The documentary ‘Own Way’ is Kim Song-mi’s debut feature. She produced the film with Studio November which she co-represents. Own…
Nervous Translation [2017] Review: The Cinematic Beauty of A Child’s Gaze
Shireen Seno has worked with Lav Diaz in her early career as a photographer. The contemplative tone of Diaz’s films…
Velvet Buzzsaw Netflix [2019] Review – A problematic satire on the art community
All Art is dangerous. At least in Dan Gilroy’s newest film. Art, as a medium of expression, has been in…
Kabir Singh [2019]: Misogyny In The Name Of Anger Management
On Friday night, I went to watch Kabir Singh without any prior reviews or knowledge about the plot or the…
Wade In The Water [2019] Review: The Curious case of proxy Revenge & Self-atonement
Our man (Tom E. Nicholson) is isolated and frustrated. He is seeking help. He is drowning in his own history,…
Loves of a Blonde [1965] Review – When Political Practices Invades Youthful Romantic Impulses
“Loves of a Blonde may somehow fall under the romance and comedy genre, but it has nothing to do with…
The Edge of Democracy Netflix [2019] Review – A Captivating and Sobering Account of Breakdown of Democracy
“The tragic paradox of the electoral route to authoritarianism is that democracy’s assassins use the very institutions of democracy—gradually, subtly,…