While I firmly support the members of WGA and SAG/AFTRA, I also respect that they should be given recognition – and back ends – on work already in

“Vandana Shiva is the reason why there are no GMO foods in India”. A powerful statement that’s also hard to believe considering social globalization, but a very relevant

If there’s something we should appreciate about Patrick Moreau and Grant Peelle‘s The Highest of Stakes is that while staying impartial, their documentary is also very clear on

Christopher Fox has done something truly remarkable with his feature film debut, Rub. From the writer’s seat, he has made sure to cover every angle possible, but his

A short trip down the life of a man whose ability to express goes beyond any initial conception. Paul & Trisha: The Art of Fluidity is a very interesting

There’s a very powerful line of dialogue in Anna Fahr‘s dramatic feature Valley of Exile. One that’s spoken from the heart and represents exile, trauma and the mindset

It’s very clear what Pelayo De Lario is aiming for with his film Tales of Babylon. Written and directed by the young director, Tales of Babylon is a crime

While I firmly support the members of WGA and SAG/AFTRA, I also respect that they should be given recognition and back ends on work already in the can.

The opening shot of Ben Makinen‘s JazzTown is the most suitable one the director could have come up in order to get the viewer in the mood for

Ever since I had started planning my trip to California, Los Angeles was set to be the main attraction. Movies were, are and will probably be my life.

When it comes to indie horror, it’s very common that producers and directors trespass on boundaries that should never be crossed. The limitations should be an essential part

Becoming a vegetarian was actually easier than I thought it would be. I never cared for fatty meat. There’s nothing worse than enjoying your tasty and supposedly lean

Today, we’re going to have a look at Woody Allen’s relationship in the 1979 film, Manhattan, in which his character, Isaac Davis, is a 42-year-old writer who is dating

“Shoot him! Not me!” Story: It’s 1969, baybeeee! Time for miniskirts, astronauts, and Professor Indiana Jones’ retirement! Yep, the ol’ adventurer is hanging up his hat, to enjoy

Eureka Entertainment to release TOUCH OF EVIL, Orson Welles’ film noir masterpiece starring Charlton Heston and Janet Leigh. Presented as part of The Masters of Cinema Series in