In its first self -insurance feature, Christine Harotonian has a simple wild journey to Odysse apparently transformed through the Armenian scene. It begins with the wrong killing of a good bus, his family does not want to transfer the news to his teenage daughter Claudette (Veronica Bogosian). Therefore, they recruit the Davit Beebutyan to lead … Read more
“Captain America: Brave New World” is the first Marvel in six months – but more than that, it’s the first since 2022, “Thor: Love and Thunder” and “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”, to build himself around a superhero,, It is classified as Marvel Classic. Three years define an era when many began to wonder whether the … Read more
Ke Huy Quan was a strange profession. He made two of the widely seen studio beating as a child, he loved him for a short generation in “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Death” and data in “Goalies”. Then he disappeared for a few two decades, in the end the appearance of “everything everywhere at … Read more
She obliges a 14 -year -old young man to stay at her grandparent’s house after her donor mother and give priority to her new husband. In the competitive music camp throughout the water, the young violinist pushes himself to naming the first president, and sacrifices the personal contacts that he aspires to more. Meanwhile, at … Read more
Regardless of the summer temperature, the mind of the average person begins to repeat and dissolve in the health of the general heat, the “Virgin of the quarry lake” is permanently placed to this permanent degree. You can feel slow and sweaty adhesion to each surface-or simply for itself-in the feature of the Argentine director … Read more
The director, “Come on My Good Light”, Ryan White, a documentary that reflects the way he felt when he arrived at the house of the spoken word Andrea Gibson, who was diagnosed with non -curable ovarian cancer, his wife, poet, Megan Falla. Like their greeting, the documentary comes as an unexpected call and welcoming to … Read more
Through the informal “Day in Life”, Pavel Pasha, Talnkin, a Russian teacher with a charismatic figure who works as a scheme and a video photographer for all the events of his school, his strange small city: Carapash. It is known as the most toxic place on the face of the earth due to the presence … Read more
Jay Crownover made a splash with romance novel readers 12 years ago with “Rule,” a good-girl, boy-bred tale with five intertwined follow-ups. Their evocative title, “Marked Men,” referenced tattoos—a recurring motif in many of the prolific author’s subsequent books. Now there’s a screen translation in “Marked Men: Rule + Shaw,” which is ostensibly based on … Read more
Many of the shorts that are later expanded into a feature film seem to have been designed backwards for this specific purpose: an eye-catching flavor of what is clearly intended to be a larger work, though perhaps not quite as satisfying as a mini-film. Bogdan Muricanu’s critically acclaimed 2018 short film A Christmas Present — … Read more
In his first feature film, Belgian director Michel Blanchardt takes a simple, familiar action movie setting and gives it his own spin by adding relevant social commentary. In Night Call, Maddy (Jonathan Veltri), a young locksmith, spends a violent and eventful evening in Brussels. He tangles with sinister characters, makes influential friendships, and runs against … Read more
In a small way, the small-budget British independent film “Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey” lured audiences back to theaters two years ago. The concept of Bad Taste and the trailer have generated viral appeal for a guilty pleasure. Then Fathom Events’ theatrical window was so short, there was no chance for word of mouth to spoil … Read more
The slow-motion shots in “Every Little Thing” of hummingbirds captured in flight, beaked deep in a flowering bud, or hovering at 50 beats per second, evoke awe. Director Sally Aitken’s nature documentary comes as a balm in a painful season of uplift. Since 2008, hummingbird sage Terry Masser has run a hotline, answering calls from … Read more