Sadness and ghosts are not a new area for any national cinema – and this may be particularly true in Thailand. However, a “useful ghost” is entertaining and moving – if it is somewhat sprawling – of love and loss that is not similar to anything you have seen before. The procedure begins to choose … Read more
With the disappearance of Joseph Menli, Russian dissident Kirill Serbrinkov is trained again on the rift lines of democracy, and the ease controlled by fascism. However, the Black and Black CV after World War II contains more ideas than you can deal with, between a central study-led by Dihab August that is not flawed-mixed with … Read more
“Eagles of the Republic” is a political film from the Cairo Group that one can start in the following category: Films about life under tyranny that you feel different-at least for the Americans-what would have been obtained six months ago. That is because they are closer to the house now. It may seem outside the … Read more
The first novel Kazu Ishigoro of 1982 “A pale view of the hills” is an elegant and slippery examination of life that was discovered between both national and existential identities: her story with the presence of two Japanese women who live in her interrelated life in a frightening way, and is linked to a celebration, … Read more