When watching (and reviewing) documentaries, there’s one thing I like to make sure of. Always stay on the objective side of the consideration. As interesting as the story
Sometimes intentions are simply magnetic. COVID circumstances were devastating for the film industry, let alone for the smaller productions. But what do you do when you can’t help
Films like Introducing Jodea have a specific target. I’m not trying to belittle audiences but the reality is romantic comedies are usually designed for achieving a reaction that
True crime documentaries are seldom made by people close to victims. Aside from what could be considered obvious (filmmaking isn’t point and shoot), the emotional burden sometimes must
In a very naive and yet slightly raunchy style of comedy, Human Telegraphs accomplishes authenticity in the viewer’s reactions. This is a web series whose storyline is only
It isn’t a secret that some films are made better because of the circumstances they were made in. It’s also a way to celebrate films and the independent
Bigfoot Famous isn’t a hard film to identify in its first ten minutes. It’s pure slapstick comedy that constantly ends with a joke with a punchline, a quirky
We have seen this story before. Estranged father with a traumatic past wants to regenerate the relationship with his daughter after spending a couple of days with her.
Outside Hollywood’s formulaic mechanisms, few chances are given to action films that are actually capable of rendering something similar to massive over budgeted franchises. We’ve become so used
Every filmmaker should put themselves in the viewer’s shoes. Except in a few cases, I don’t think filmmakers want to make films that are not arousing for the
I won’t lie. Baphomet Mountain is a film that isn’t hard to understand, but hard to typecast as a regular film. It’s definitely a different film that I
What could be mistaken for an stereotypical exploration of a distant reality, is actually just an introduction in Raise your Hand, a dramatic rendering of a widely known
There’s an inevitable discussion that arises from a film like Look away, look away. The documentary’s approach is fixed on a present dilemma that has already been solved.
Grave Intentions has a magnetic (if underused) idea in its frame story that feels interesting enough to be a wide, blank canvas where everything can happen. And it
Movie characters aren’t supposed to be good or bad to have engagement. I mean, it’s pretty widely known that villains have come to be our favorite characters throughout
