The contradiction between the recognition and the difficult acceptance of the documentary of Brandon Kramer – about his elderly wife, Judaism Benin, who deals with the kidnapping of his daughter Layat on October 7 – that determines many political teachers through observation, in an attempt to evoke feelings. Sometimes it has succeeded, although its thorough … Read more
Secondary school students in New York State at the heart of “Middlettown” hint at what the breakfast club might be if they had shared a purpose that exceeds the rebellion. In 1991, the teacher Farid Isseks devised a way for his students to direct both their curiosity and impulsive implicit in the English language. Over … Read more
Managers Sarah Khayi and Muhammadri Eni brought a measure of “cutting rocks”, a documentary for the first time on the first member of the council in an Iranian rural village. The topic of the amazing but premature film is deeply-a thirty divorce of nothing Sarah Shafardi-gives the movie its energy, although its calm is not … Read more
When Lucky allows himself to lean a little into the groove of the classic soul music playing on the radio of his newly purchased vintage car, it’s a moment of simple beauty for the simple gem “The Book of Colors.” The same is true of writer-director David Fortune’s feature debut. It slides into a subtle, … Read more