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If You’re Watching The Olympics, Check Out These Olympic-Inspired Films
Every four years there are certain sports the world watches during the Olympics and these films will let you watch them any time of year!...
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‘Sky Rojo’ Women Empower Series, Gives a Spanish ‘Hustlers’ Vibes.
From the creators of ‘Money Heist,’ comes 'Sky Rojo' - the Spanish action series releases season two, revisiting the themes of revenge and second chances. ...
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‘Bankrolled’: Netflix’s New Millennial Comedy
The Mexican film team, headed by director Marcos Bucay, comes ‘Bankrolled’ featuring two millennials and their new digital start-up....
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‘The Last Mercenary’: Jean-Claude Van Damme Delivers Fun Action-Throwback
'The Last Mercenary': French action-comedy film starring classic action hero Jean-Claude Van Damme in this throwback to the action films of the 90s....
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Hollywood Insider’s CEO Pritan Ambroase Pays Tribute: “The Importance of Venice Film Festival as the Protector of Cinema”
Pritan Ambroase writes on the importance of the prestigious Venice Film Festival and its necessary work of protecting and elevating cinema....
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Why Italian Neorealist Cinema Is So Important
The artistic backlash is the response to disfiguration of reality through cinema - known today as Italian Neorealism ‒ the most influential movement in film....
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Latin Music Has Overtaken The Billboard Charts, “Despacito” Gave Fruit to Reggaeton’s Popularity
Up until a few years ago, Latin Music was not 'trendy,’ thanks to the genre going mainstream, now many Latin artists have successful careers internationally....
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11 Movies To Keep An Eye On During 2022 Awards Season | Predictions ‘Annette’, ‘In the Heights’ & More
Did awards season just end a couple of months ago? Yes. Are we already gearing up for the next one? Yes again. 2022 awards season predictions here....
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‘Deep’: Netflix’s Thai Teen Thriller Is A Mixed Bag
From a Thai filmmaking team comes ‘Deep’, a teen-thriller that pits four insomniac med-students in a neurological experiment requiring them to stay awake....
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‘The Hidden Life of Trees’ Review: A Cyclical Documentary About Our Roots and Life
The film adaptation of Peter Wohlleben’s book, ‘The Hidden Life of Trees’ is a German film about trees and the living beings that inhabit the forests....
July 18, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 20 Feet from Stardom, actor, Alison Mosshart, Anthony Bourdain, baking, Cait Rogers, career, Chef, Christopher Collins, Cooking, culture, David Chang, David Choe, Death, Director, documentary, Dough Quint, Eric Ripert, fame, famous, Helen M. Cho, John Lurie, Josh Homme, late years, life purpose, Loss, Lydia Tenaglia, memories, momentum, Morgan Fallon, Morgan Neville, Ottavia Bourdain, past, Remember, remembering, Roadrunner A Film About Anthony Bourdain, Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain review, suicide, Television, three years, Tom Vitale, traveling, tribute, writing, Isabella Brownlee
‘Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain’: Bringing The Late Chef, Writer, and Traveler Back To Life
‘Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain’ - Three years after the death of celebrity chef, writer, and traveler, the world is still mourning the loss. ...
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Cannes Film Festival: The 5 Most Anticipated Releases | Best Cannes 2021 Movies
The Cannes film festival is one of the premier film festivals on Earth - these are the five best Cannes 2021 movies on the docket this year. ...
