Mr Bachmann and His Class [2021] ‘MUBI’ Review: The SEL, or Social-Emotional Learning, is a learning model that most educators are seeking to adopt across educational institutions around the globe. It seeks…
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Zoe Lucas is the voice that guides Geographies of Solitude, the new documentary directed by Jacquelyn Mills, that premiered at the 2022 Berlin Film Festival. It won’t be surprising if you didn’t…
Taking care of another person is not just a job in itself, it’s a full-time responsibility that also involves getting physically and mentally involved and acquainted with another person. In Jacqueline Lentzou’s…
Films often serve as a vessel for awareness. Documentaries, in particular, are designed as an audio-visual medium of factual reportage. Documentaries, thus, carry a higher purpose of bringing light to the oblivious.…
Georgian film is more than 110 years old with its pioneer director Vasil Amashukeli who started making short documentaries back in 1908. In 1912 Amashukeli shot the first full-length documentary in the…
Robot-romances have often been called out for putting themselves in the corner. They almost always come down to the same, straight question – Is living with a robot equivalent to living with…
