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March 3, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, #Statistics, Algorithm, Anders Thomas Jensen, Another Round, Brotherhood, Christmas, Coincidences, Comedy, Conspiracy, Conspiracy Theories, Crime, Danish, Denmark, Estonia, fairytale, Father Daughter, Folklore, Gangster, Hacker, Hans Christian Andersen, Jeppe Kaas, john wick, Lars Brygmann, Mads Mikkelsen, mistaken identity, Nicolas Bro, Nikolaj Arcel, Nikolaj Lie Kaas, Ole Thestrup, philosophy, Retfærdighedens ryttere, Riders of Justice, riders of justice review, Roland Møller, Soldier, surveillance, therapy, tragedy, Trent Kinnucan
Mads Mikkelsen Attempts to Murder His Trauma in the Thrillingly Absurd ‘Riders of Justice’
Danish auteur Anders Thomas Jensen (also known as Danish Charlie Kaufman) strikes gold again with the mysterious and madcap ‘Riders of Justice’....
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In Honor of Chloe Zhao’s Historic Win at Golden Globes: Here Are 10 Amazing International Female Directors
Chloe Zhao wins a Golden Globe for Best Director, as the 1st Asian woman, lets take a look at the amazing work being put out by international female directors....
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How Hollywood Has Perpetuated Anti-Asian Racism, The Complicated History
With recent discussions around anti-Asian racism on the rise, let’s take a look back at Hollywood’s complicated history with racist Asian stereotypes....
February 28, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, most-featured, Aixa Villagran, Alvaro Cervantes, authentic, Bipolar Disorder, Comedy, crazy about her, crazy about her review, crazy about her spanish movie, dramedy, EMPATHY, friendship, honest, hospital, humanity, Luis Zahera, Mental Health, Mental Illness, mental institution, netflix, Nil Cardoner, OCD, oddball, offbeat, relationship, rom-com, Romance, romantic comedy, schizophrenia, Spanish, streaming, Susana Abaitua, Tourette’s Syndrome, treatment, Lana Nguyen
Netflix’s ‘Crazy About Her’ Explores Mental Health in Fresh, Honest Ways
The Spanish rom-com 'Crazy About Her' reminds audiences that mental illnesses cannot simply be “fixed” and relationships can still flourish despite condition....
February 28, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Berlin, chemistry, domestic drama, dreamy eyes, entertaining, familial hardship, Foreign Film, fun, geez & ann review, Geez and Ann, geez and ann review, good visuals, Hanggini, heartthrob, Indonesian film, Jakarta, Junior Roberts, love story, lovebirds, musical, netflix, Netflix original, Noah Centineo, realistic, relationship, Romance, romantic comedy, songs, teenage relationship, The Kissing Booth, To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, whimsical aesthetic, Caroline Adamec
‘Geez & Ann’: An Indonesian Romantic Comedy Perfect for Fans of ‘To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before’
‘Geez & Ann’ is an entertaining watch that breaks the boundaries of a traditional rom-com with a more realistic message about the value of a relationship....
February 25, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ajff, Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, Beethoven, Berlin, Bruno Ganz, Classical Music, Docudrama, documentary, father son stories, Flute, germany, History, holocaust, identity, immigration, Jewish, Kristallnacht, Martin Goldsmith, Mozart, musician, National Public Radio, NPR, Orchestra, Performance Today, propaganda, Refugee, Schubert, survivor, Symphony, Tchaikovsky, tragedy, Viola, Winter Journey, winter journey review, world war 2, ww2, Trent Kinnucan
Bruno Ganz Gives a Phenomenal Final Performance in ‘Winter Journey’, a Tragic WWII Tale of Music and Romance
Anders Østergaard’s film 'Winter Journey' blends documentary with drama, based on an incredible story by NPR host Martin Goldsmith....
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The Power of Perspective in ‘The Handmaiden’, A Masterclass in Storytelling Technique
Park Chan-wook’s ‘The Handmaiden’, the South Korean erotic psychological thriller, a beautiful portrayal of female pleasure and freedom....
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Ram Pothineni’s ‘Red’ – Bringing the Masala Thriller to Netflix
'Red' - here to watch beautiful, talented people entertain you, thrill you, and overall give you an experience....
February 23, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FASHION TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, androgynous clothing, Anne Fontaine, anne fontaine interview, anne fontaine review, Audrey Tatou, avant-garde, biopics, Chanel, Coco Avant Chanel, Coco Before Chanel, coco before chanel review, Coco Chanel, Fashion, fashion biopics, foreign films, france, french, French Cinema, french movies, Hidden Gems, high fashion, hollywood insider, women's history, women's history month, Women’s Fashion, Jordyn McEvoy, Kaliray Arison
Must-Watch: ‘Coco Before Chanel’ – The Woman Who Built A Fashion Empire By Destroying Fashion | An Exclusive Interview With Director Anne Fontaine
A biopic on Coco Chanel, 'Coco Before Chanel' with Audrey Tatou is highly deserving of this inclusion in the Hidden Gems archives....
February 23, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, #journey, adventure, ajff, allies, Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, Christmas, christmas tree, cinnamon roll, fairytale, Folklore, folktale, forest, friendship, hansel gretel, holidays, holocaust, Hygge, imagination, Jewish, judaism, movie night, narnia, natural, Nazi Germany, Norway, Norwegian, once upon a time, propaganda, resistance, Sweden, The Crossing, the crossing review, three musketeers, Wilderness, World War II, ww2, Trent Kinnucan
‘The Crossing’ is a WWII Fairytale Adventure Set in the Enchanted Forests of Norway
Four children must escape from the nazis in Director Johanna Helgeland’s debut film ‘The Crossing’....
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War Movies Not From USA: A Perspective Outside of Hollywood
War movies not from USA that exemplify a tale told from the perspective of people with connections to the history they depict....
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A Tribute to Studio Ghibli: A Masterclass of Storytelling and Cinema
Studio Ghibli is one of the most magnificent and influential studios in Cinema history. Five of their films feature on IMDb’s Top Rated Movies list....
