It seems like Americans have never been so politically at odds with one another, with the right and left completely at each other’s throats. But wouldn’t it be great if everyone were to join hands and strive to have a common goal, like the hope that our country’s name brings about? Why are our citizens […]
“Always have faith, unwavering faith.” Lucy (Jennifer Connelly) struggles to record these words on her whiteboard during her “semi-silent retreat” inside the center premises. Understandably, the tension in the room coupled with Lucy’s agitation and frustration diminishes the entire ethos surrounding a retreat. Motivational tapes also seem to play a role for Lucy, as she
There are many different types of survival horror, but the formula is the same thrown a few arms into the mix with defenseless individuals who are then pursued by a bloodthirsty maniac. That permanently crazy person can either be a fiercely terrifying jackass a terrifying demon, or even nature itself. To make my case even
Duchovny’s parody docufilm “Reverse the Curse” which premiered in Tribeca last year featured the title “Bucky F*cking Dent” which is a title that would’ve added some character to what would otherwise be considered a dull movie. It is in fact, however the title of the book written by Duchovny, on which this self-indulgent movie is
It’s odd to open a social media app to a targeted ad about an item you have never shopped or searched for and have only mentioned to a friend or partner, yet this has happened to everyone. It’s peculiar to think of it that way, especially after you have ordered the specific item, but instead,
Elijah Wood, the accomplished actor is set to deliver yet again with his disarming charm, and this time it’s returning to his home country New Zealand in the movie Bookworm alongside Fisher Nell and the knowing shows beautiful New Zealand in all its glory, pure Kiwiana. Strawn Wise a once popular illusionist is now a
Valérie Donzelli’s ‘Just the Two of Us’ is a throwback to the stereotyped movies focused on women in the 30s and 40s such as ‘Letter from an Unknown Woman’, ‘Stella Dallas’, ‘Possessed’, and ‘Kitty Foyle’. These movies were more focused on a woman’s perspective and dealt with nerve-wracking topics such as exploitation, single motherhood, money
Although Hong Sang-soo’s manners comedies aren’t expected to make you laugh, they’re still packed with fun, however, it appears that he prefers a whimsical smile much more. In his new Korean feature film, with Huppert on the cast he directed Another provocation to act as a genteel minimalist Masochist, placing a camera onto a tripod
I mean, I’m a bit skeptical when it comes to AI in general, but if there’s one thing I support unconditionally it’s tacos. So, having said that, I’m slightly conflicted as to whether I’m on board with Matias’ idea in A Little Family Drama when it starts off showcasing the driveable taco restaurants he creates.
Looking at how a regime or ruler treats women can be fundamental to understanding the roots and priorities of that ruler or the regime, and for that, it’s unsurprising that in conservative regimes where there is an attempt to define and promote a patriarchal order, outspoken women are considered a threat most of the time.
