Adam Elliot’s ‘Memoir of a Snail’ is an Empathetic Story of Loss, Heartbreak, and Moving Forward in Life
In the world of animated movies, the rarest style of animating is stop motion. The process in itself takes a very long time and requires lots of patience. Therefore, few studios build themselves on it and the few who do see difficulty finding an audience. However,...
A Folkloric Journey Reimagined: ‘Pedro Páramo’ Captures the Heart of a Mexican Classic
From a landmark of Mexican magical realism literature to a breathtaking Cinematic experience that reawakens the soul of a cherished classic for new generations. Juan Rulfo’s ‘Pedro Páramo’ is one of the most influential pieces of fictional literature in Mexican...
‘La Cocina’ – A Thoughtful Drama About the Realism of Restaurant Work
Hailing from the great Mexican director Alonso Ruizpalacios, ‘La Cocina’ (2024) is a recently released multi language film that shows the struggles and stress of working as a cook in a kitchen. Many of us have some kind of insight on the topic due to the multiple...
‘Woman of the Hour’: Anna Kendrick’s Directing Debut Shows Her Unexpected Talent
It is far from rare to see well known actors transition into film directing as many well known actors such as Jonah Hill and Jordan Peele have risen from their acting career to bring a story they care about to the big screen from the director’s chair. There have been...
