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July 6, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, #metoo, #metoo movies, action, Ajay Devgn, anil kapoor, assault, attack, bollywood, bride, Crime, domestic violence, drama, feminism, groom, India, Injustice, Jackie Shroff, Lajja, lajja movie, lajja review, Madhuri Dixit, Mahima Chaudhry, male chauvinism, manisha koirala, marital abuse, not-rated, Rajkumar Santoshi, rape, Rekha, Revenge, Social Norms, Victims, Violence, women, women rights, Isabella Brownlee
‘Lajja’: The Brilliant Bollywood Epic is One of the Best #Metoo Movies – Struggles of Women in India
Starring Bollywood's biggest actresses and actors, 'Lajja' dictates the abuse, violence, and hate women still receive in patriarchal India. ...
July 6, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Shaun of the Dead’, 28 Days Later, action, Apocalypse, Army of the Dead, Cillian Murphy, Danny Boyle, Dawn of the Dead, Duane Jones, Edgar Wright, feature, George A. Romero, I am Legend, I Walked with a Zombie, Jacques Tourneur, Ma Dong-seok, Nick Frost, Night of the Living Dead, One Cut of the Dead, Simon Pegg, The Dead Don’t Die, The Dead Will Walk the Earth, They’re Coming to Get You Barbara, Train to Busan, Undead, White Zombie, World War Z, Zack Snyder, Zom-Com, zombie, Zombie Movies, Zombieland, Zombies, Andrew Valianti
An Ode to the Undead: A History of Zombie Movies from George Romero to Zack Snyder
From the cinematic inception of the zombie in the 1930s to Romero’s iconic reimagining and the divergent paths the acclaimed auteur of bodily carnage set forth....
July 4, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, SPORTS, Andres Escobar, Barry Skolnick, championship, Charlie Hunman, colombia, Elijah Wood, Eric Cantona, Euro 2020, Firm, Football, football movies, Goal! The Dream Begins, Goalkeeper, Green Street Hooligans, Jason Statham, ken loach, Looking For Eric, Manchester, Mean Machine, Mexico, MLS, Pablo Escobar, prison, Santiago Nunez, Soccer, soccer mivies, Sport, The Monk, The Two Escobars, USA National Team, Vinnie Jones, World Championship, David Tsintsadze
The Euro 2020 List – Five Most Important Football Movies (or as Americans Say – Soccer)
Here are the top 5 football movies to put you into the Euro 2020 mood....
July 3, 2021GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, Allende, border patrol, Brokeback Mountain, corrupt police, corruption in America, Corruption in Mexico, drug dealers, Fernanda Melchor, Ginger Thompson, Hollywood villains, James Schamus, killing of innocent people, latin cast, latin creators, latin people, Los Zetas, Mexican massacre, Money Heist, Monika Revilla, Pro Publica, Somos, somos review, spanish tv, spanish tv series, women creators, women writers, Ana Cobo
‘Somos’ Spanish-Language Netflix Series Tells the Story of a Small Town Massacre.Â
'Somos' a Netflix series that reflects on the injustice behind a corrupt world, and how the people struggling the most always get the shorter end of the stick. ...
July 3, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Acting, Andrzej Klak, anxiety, Bartosz Bielenia, camera, casting, censorship, Cinematography, communism, control, drama, dubbed, History, hostage, international film, Jakub Piatek, Juraj Lehotsky, Magdalena Poplawska, Michal Luka, negotiation, netflix, Poland, Polish, polish movies, Prime Time, prime time review, protests, subtitles, suspense, thriller, turmoil, TV studio, Y2K, Jack Colin
‘Prime Time’: Netflix Takes on Y2K Inspiration in Polish Thriller
A 2021 Sundance pick 'Prime Time' directed by Jakub Piatek comes to Netflix starring Bartosz Bielenia as Sebastian....
June 28, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FASHION TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, LGBTQ FASHION, most-featured, #journey, Adoption, art, art film, Balmain, based on a true story, birth mother, birth parent, clothing, Clothing Line, creative director, diversity, documentary, Fashion, fashion designer, Fashion world, Foreign Film, france, french, introspection, leader, millennial, Nonfiction, Olivier Rousteing, orphan, orphanage, Paris, POC, soul searching, Studio Canal, true story, wonder boy, wonder boy review, Yves Saint Laurent, Lana Nguyen
‘Wonder Boy’: The Brilliant Fashion Designer Olivier Rousteing Searches for His Birth Mother
The French Netflix documentary follows Olivier Rousteing, creative director of Balmain, as he searches for his birth mother in 'Wonder Boy'....
June 27, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2021, Alex van Dyk, Anthony Oseyemi, Body Horror, Carel Nel, climate change, Eco-Horror, environmentalism, Film Initiative Africa, Film vs. Digital, Gaia, gaia review, It Comes at Night, Jaco Bouwer, Jorrie van der Walt, Monique Rockman, Mother Nature, Naturalism, Naughty Dog, Pierre-Henri Wicomb, quentin tarantino, review, She Will Transform Us, South Africa, Tertius Kapp, The Blair Witch Project, The Last of Us, VOD release, XYZ Films, Andrew Valianti
Jaco Bouwer’s ‘Gaia’: Muddled South African Eco-Horror Withers Due to Budgetary Limitations
Relative newcomers both behind and in front of the camera ultimately keeps 'Gaia' from reaching the potential of its premise and environmental message. ...
June 25, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, LGBTQ, LGBTQ CINEMA, most-featured, Alan Page, america, American Dream, Armando Espitia, barriers, borders, Christian Vazquez, diversity, documentary, drama, family, Fiction, gay, gay movies, Heidi Ewing, i carry you with me, I carry you with me review, illegal immigration, immigration, inclusion, Juan Pablo Ramirez, lgbtq, lgbtq movies, Love, melodrama, Mexican cast, mexican movies, Mexican story, Michelle Rodriguez, Narrative debut, review, sacrifice, Te Llevo Conmigo, thriller, Jordan Qin
‘I Carry You With Me’: A Bittersweet Movie About Gay Love, Immigration, and the American Dream
In director Heidi Ewing’s 'I Carry You with Me', two men fall in love in Mexico and struggle to stay together as their reality and their dreams drive them apart....
June 20, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES TV, GLOBAL, most-featured, TV TOP, Avengers, bradley cooper, Burnt, Captain America: Civil War, Catalan, chris hemsworth, Critics Choice Award, Daniel Brühl, Daniel Bruhl acting, Daniel Bruhl career, Daniel Bruhl films, Daniel Bruhl life, Daniel Bruhl movies, Daniel Bruhl tribute, Disney Plus, English, french, German, Goodbye, In Transit, inglourious basterds, Kingsman, Latin, Lenin!, marvel, MCU, nazi, Polyglot, Portuguese, quentin tarantino, Ron Howard, Rush, Screen Actors Guild, Spanish, The Alienist, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, The King’s Man, The Zookeepers Wife, Tribute to Daniel Bruhl, Samuel James Parven
The Rise and Journey of Daniel Bruhl: The Most Talented Polyglot Actor In the Industry
Daniel Bruhl is a familiar face that still does not hold the star-power he deserves -- a breakdown and bio of the polyglot actor and his most famous roles....
June 17, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Psych’, ‘Security’, alcoholism, cameras, complexity, drama, Drugs, dubbed, Europe, Film, influence, international, italian movies, italian security movie, Italy, italy movies, language, Marco D’Amore, mobile devices, netflix, Peter Chelsom, phobia, politics, Psychological, Relationships, security movie, security movie 2021, Serendipity, series, sexual violence, social media, Superiority, taboo, Technology, thriller, virtual release, Danessa Naj'e Lopez
Italian Film ‘Security’ Makes You Feel Anything But Secure | Netflix
How to distinguish the fine line between having too much complexity in a psychological drama, or just enough? - 'Security'....
June 16, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Amy Maghera, bollywood, coming-of-age, Desert Dolphin, family, feel good, female director, Film, Hindi, Indian, Indian Film, Inspiring, Manjari Makijany, netflix, preteen, Rachel Sanchita Gupta, Rajasthan, review, Rural, skate parks, skateboard championship, skateboarding, Skater Girl, skater girl review, skating, Teen, Tradition, Vans, village, Vinati Makijany, Waheeda Rehman, Jacqueline Postajian
Must-Watch – ‘Skater Girl’: An Authentic, Beautiful and Inspiring Coming of Age Film Exceeds Expectations
Set in a rural village in India, ‘Skater Girl’ exceeds expectations of what a teen film should be.  ...
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The Complete Cannes 2021 Guide: The Films We’re Most Excited to See + The Full Lineup
Here is the complete Cannes 2021 guide with the top films as well as the full list of nominees we are excited about to have on your radar:...
