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January 30, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Ashton Kutcher, Benito Martinez, Britain, Cary Elwes, Charles Darwin, Danny Glover, Dina Meyer, Foreign Film, Jeon Jong-seo, Jeong Hui-sun, Jo Young-jik, Ken Leung, Korean Film, korean films, korean movies, Lee Chung-hyun, Mackenzie Vega, Matthew Parkhill, Michael Emerson, Mike Butters, netflix, netflix the call, Park Shin-hye, Paul Gutrecht, Puerto Rican, Shawnee Smith, Steven Yeun, surrealism, Syd Lim, the call, the call korean film, the call review, Tobin Bell, Tom and Jerry, Yoo- Ah in, Melissa McGrath
Korean Film ‘The Call’ Review: “Did Somebody Dial Time Travel?”
Deserting reason and realism, ‘The Call’ whips us into a luxated game of cat and mouse....
January 29, 2021CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, most-featured, Aan, Anarkali, Baghdadi Jews, Ben Moshe, Bhikaran, bollywood, Bollywood feminism, Bollywood religion, Bollywood silent films, Bombay Ki Billi, Dadasaheb Phalke award, Esther Victoria Abraham, First Miss India, Florence Ezekiel Nadira, Haider Ali, Hindi film industry, Hindi films, Indian film industry, Indira BA, Indira MA, Jewish actors, Jewish Bollywood, Jewish Bollywood stars, Jewish community India, Jewish Indian actors, Josh, Madhuri, miss india, Mother India, Nadira, Pramila, Ruby Myers, Shalom Bollywood, Sulochana, The Savage Princess, Ulti Ganga, Veer Bala, Wildcat of Bombay, Mirhan Tariq
The Jewish Actresses Who Ruled as Bollywood Heroines in Secret, and Shaped the Largest Film Industry in the World
There was a time in Bollywood when actresses were not allowed to perform in movies at all - enter Jewish actresses playing Indian roles....
January 26, 2021GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, ‘The Burglar, apple tv+, Assa Raviv, Aviva Marks, Ayelet Zurer, bong joon ho, Chelli Goldenberg, Gal Toren, Gal TorenNadav Hanin, Guy Levy, Hadas Jade Sakori, hollywood, Home Before Dark’ ‘For All of Mankind’, Idit Paran, Jonathon Paran, Keren Noyman, Lihi Kornowski, Losing Alice, losing alice review, m night shyamalan, Man of Steel, Mirit Toovi, Munich, Nadav Palti, Nova Doval, Rachel Paran, Rotem Yaron, Servant, Shai Avivi, Sigal Avin, Sigalit Fuchs, Sisters, Tamar Mozes-Borovitz, The Commune, Tom Armony, Tom Darom, Up the Wrong Tree, Yael Hersonski, Yossi Marshek, Armando Brigham
Review: Apple TV Hits the Jackpot Again with Creator Sigal Avin’s ‘Losing Alice’
Israeli Auteur Sigal Avin wins with Losing Alice’s hushed, brittle, gripping plot, aesthetically captivating imagery, and incredible performances on Apple TV....
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A Tribute to Taika Waititi: The Rise and Journey of this Multi-Talented Director
Taika Waititi is a household name globally with Marvel and Star Wars universes, and claiming an Oscar with black comedy ‘Jojo Rabbit’....
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From Britain to America: Analyzing Comedy Over the Years
Britain to America - a long history with each other. In film and television, comedy has been influenced by our British cousins over the years....
January 22, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, most-featured, Aaja Nachle, Asgar Mukadam, Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Black Friday, bollywood, CID, City of Dreams, Dev D, Gangs of Wasseypur, Hindi films, Indian film industry, indian films, irrfan khan, Kahaani, Kick, Manjhi, Mumbai, Munna Bhai, National School of Drama, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Nawazuddin Siddiqui acting, Nawazuddin Siddiqui biography, Nawazuddin Siddiqui bollywood, Nawazuddin Siddiqui career, Nawazuddin Siddiqui credits, Nawazuddin Siddiqui films, Nawazuddin Siddiqui india, Nawazuddin Siddiqui indian cinema, Nawazuddin Siddiqui life, Nawazuddin Siddiqui movies, Nawazuddin Siddiqui roles, Nawazuddin Siddiqui tribute, Netflix India, New York, Peepli Live, Raat Akeli Hai, Raees, Sacred Games, Sarfarosh, Serious Men, Talaash, Mirhan Tariq
The Winner’s Journey: Nawazuddin Siddiqui – From Security Guard to One of the Greatest Actors in Hindi Cinema
Nawazuddin Siddiqui is one of the most respected and sought-after actors in the industry with commercially successful movies that are also critically acclaimed....
January 22, 2021CINEMA TOP, AWARDS, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Adarsh Gourav, Aravand Adiga, bangalore, bollywood, caste divide, caste system, class divide, class stratification, class warfare, classism, corruption, economic inequality, Hindi, Hindi cinema, India, INDIAN CINEMa, modernisation, netflix, Netflix film, netflix movie, parasite, political corruption, priyanka chopra, priyanka chopra jonas, rajkummar rao, Ramin Bahrani, silicon valley, social stratification, The White Tiger, Daniel Choi
Netflix and Priyanka Chopra Jonas’ ‘The White Tiger’: A Deep Dive into India’s Oppressive Caste System | Awards Buzz
Starring Priyanka Chopra Jonas alongside newcomer Adarsh Gourav, this adaptation of the 2008 novel 'The White Tiger' portrays insurmountable poverty....
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The Office US vs. The Office UK: Which One is Funnier, Better, and More Ridiculous?
Comparing the UK and USA versions of 'The Office' - I’ll compare the characteristics and merits of both versions of the show without my American bias....
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Bong Joon Ho Named International Jury President of the Venice Film Festival 2021
The filmmaker Bong Joon Ho, best known for his Oscar-winning 'Parasite', will head the international jury in Venice Film Festival 2021. ...
January 18, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2021, abuse, agency, Ajay Devgn FFilms, Alchemy Films, Anger, Banijay Group, Circle of Life, coma, conflict, Conservatism, Dissent, Dynasty, English, family, family drama, Family Dynamics, Female empowerment, feminism, feminist, Film Industry, Generations, Hindi, independence, India, Indian, Indian Film, Indian Women, intermediality, international, january, kajol, Kunaal Roy Kapur, Matriarch, Mithilia Palkar, Mothers and Daughters, netflix, Nonconformity, Passion, Patriarchy, pieces of a woman, Present and Past, ptsd, Renuka Shahane, representation, responsibility, Sadness, Social Conformity, stubborn, Survivors, Tanvi Azmi, Tradition, Trauma, Tribhanga, tribhanga review, Unconventional, women, Women in film, Caroline Adamec, Christopher Davis
Bollywood Mega-Star Kajol’s ‘Tribhanga’: What Happens when Society Isn’t Ready for Progressive Feminism?
Renuka Shahane's ‘Tribhanga’ is a tribute the complex mother-daughter bond, three generations of fiercely independent women with disdain and affection....
January 18, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, GLOBAL, most-featured, TV TOP, Ahmed Amin, Ahmed Khaled Tawfik, Arabic horror show, Arabic series, Cairo, Egyptian Netflix, Egyptian series, foreign shows, horror mystery, horror series, horror shows, love triangle, Netflix Arabic, netflix series, netflix shows, Paranormal, Paranormal books, Paranormal Egypt, paranormal egyptian series, Paranormal English, Paranormal Netflix, paranormal netflix review, Paranormal novels, paranormal review, Paranormal series, Razane Jammal, Les Almourzaev
‘Paranormal’: Netflix’s First Original Egyptian Series Makes History, and Mostly Hits Its Mark
Netflix’s first-ever Egyptian series 'Paranormal' is an aspirational blend of genres, engaging premise, solid performances, and a refreshingly diverse cast....
January 18, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2021 films, afterlife, art, Azizler, Charlie Kaufmann, creepy, dark comedy, dream logic, dreams, Dural Taylan, dying, Engin Günaydin, existential, experimental, feature film, film reviews, Foreign Language films, Haluk Bilginer, honest, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, Irem Sak, Jean-Luc Godard, Küçük Kiyamet, meaning of life, mid-life crsis, movie reviews, Mulholland Drive, netflix, new release, Okul, Öner Erkan, quirky, Stuck Apart, stuck apart review, surrealism, Suspiria, Turkey, Turkish films, uneasy, Vavien, Yagmar Taylan, Cat Sole
The Strange and Existential Logic of ‘Stuck Apart’
If you’re a fan of Charlie Kaufmann or Jean-Luc Godard this new Netflix release 'Stuck Apart' will be right up your alley; if not, it’s worth a watch anyway. ...
