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‘Deep’: Netflix’s Thai Teen Thriller Is A Mixed Bag
From a Thai filmmaking team comes ‘Deep’, a teen-thriller that pits four insomniac med-students in a neurological experiment requiring them to stay awake....
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‘The Hidden Life of Trees’ Review: A Cyclical Documentary About Our Roots and Life
The film adaptation of Peter Wohlleben’s book, ‘The Hidden Life of Trees’ is a German film about trees and the living beings that inhabit the forests....
July 18, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 20 Feet from Stardom, actor, Alison Mosshart, Anthony Bourdain, baking, Cait Rogers, career, Chef, Christopher Collins, Cooking, culture, David Chang, David Choe, Death, Director, documentary, Dough Quint, Eric Ripert, fame, famous, Helen M. Cho, John Lurie, Josh Homme, late years, life purpose, Loss, Lydia Tenaglia, memories, momentum, Morgan Fallon, Morgan Neville, Ottavia Bourdain, past, Remember, remembering, Roadrunner A Film About Anthony Bourdain, Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain review, suicide, Television, three years, Tom Vitale, traveling, tribute, writing, Isabella Brownlee
‘Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain’: Bringing The Late Chef, Writer, and Traveler Back To Life
‘Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain’ - Three years after the death of celebrity chef, writer, and traveler, the world is still mourning the loss. ...
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Cannes Film Festival: The 5 Most Anticipated Releases | Best Cannes 2021 Movies
The Cannes film festival is one of the premier film festivals on Earth - these are the five best Cannes 2021 movies on the docket this year. ...
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Cannes Film Festival 2021: As ‘Titane’ Wins the Palm D’Or, Here Are Cannes Winners Who Went On to Win Oscars
As we anticipate the release of this year’s winners, take a look back at some Cannes winners who went on to win Oscars....
July 14, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, most-featured, NEWS, NEWS CINEMA, AMC, bong joon ho, Burning, Hang Sang-soo, Hollywood New Age, Korea, Lee Chang-Dong, Megaplex, movie theater, movie tickets, Oldboy, On the Beach at Night Alone, parasite, Park Chan-wook, Seoul, South Korea, The Handmaiden, The Hollywood golden age, The Korean New Wave, The Seoul Cinema, Tyler Sear
A Sad Day in South Korea | The Seoul Cinema Will Close after 42 Years of Operation
The Seoul Cinema - the largest and oldest stand-alone, independent theater in South Korea will close after losing to chain-theaters and streaming industries. ...
July 13, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, action, adventure, bad, candy, childhood, dc, Douglas Attal, drug abuse, explosions, fentanyl, french, Gérald Bronner, Good, heroes, How I Became a Superhero, how i became a superhero review, international film, Leïla Bekhti, marvel, netflix, peer pressure, Pio Marmaï, pixar, Stunt, superhero, Superpowers, Swann Arlaud, The Incredibles, villains, Vimala Pons, Jack Colin
‘How I Became a Superhero’: A Brilliant Take On The Superpower Trope
Marvel has a winner with Netflix’s French action film, full of incredible heroes that you will instantly root for from the start - 'How I Became A Superhero'....
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Netflix’s ‘Last Summer’: Turkish Coming-of-Age Romance Tells An Age-Old Story in A New Way
Turkish movies 'Last Summer' sees director Ozan Açiktan take audiences to the extraordinary Turquoise Coast and the familiar trials of lovelorn adolescence. ...
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French Movie ‘Meander’: A Tense Sci-Fi Horror Springs Up Like A Trap To Capture And Torture The Imagination
Mathieu Turi's 'Meander' - terrifying new film that squirms in a maze of smoke and mirrors where even the light at the end of its many tunnels looks suspicious....
July 9, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Africa, African story, art, athleticism, bittersweet, Brotherhood, Brothers, childhood friends, Crime, drama, episodic, Ethiopia, Film Adaptation, Film Adaption, Friends, friendship, Gang Violence, gangs, Marriage, narrative fiction, national champion, Parenthood, review, running against the wind, running against the wind review, sports, sports drama, sportsmanship, success, Violence, Jordan Qin
Ethiopian Cinematic Gem – ‘Running Against The Wind’: An Idealistic Tale of Two Friends
‘Running Against The Wind’ proves that true friendship and brotherhood is enough to conquer anything and that differences make us stronger....
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‘The War Next Door’: Two Households, One Feud, and Several Misunderstandings
'The War Next Door' is Netflix’s new Spanish-speaking comedy which focuses on a feud between two families, where prejudices lead to enormous misunderstandings. ...
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. ...
