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May 5, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, adaptation, art, Boy, Bullying, depression, drawing, Girl, high school, Jessica Sharzer, Kristen Stewart, kristen stewart speak, Laurie Halse Anderson, memory, men, misfit, mute, outsider, party, rape victim, rapist, resources, school life, self-expression, sexual assault, Speak, speak movie analysis, speak movie review, speak review, speak sexual assault review, teacher, Trauma, women, young adult, Isabella Brownlee
Kristen Stewart’s ‘Speak’: The Film About Sexual Assault That We Need To Be Talking About #metoo
An analysis of Kristen Stewart's ‘Speak’ and resources for anyone who is a victim of sexual assault. ...
May 5, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Barry Pepper, black lives matter, blm, Cheek to Cheek, Christ figure, Christianity, Cool Hand Luke, David Morse, Doug Hutchison, Frank Darabont, fred astaire, George Stinney, Great Depression, Jesus Christ, Jim Crow, Jim Crow South, keanu reeves, Lisa Schwarzbaum, Michael Clarke Duncan, Michael Jeter, Of Mice and Men, Pennies from Heaven, people of color, POC, rambo, Sam Rockwell, Saving Private Ryan, Stephen King, Steve Martin, Superman, Sylvester Stallone, The Green Mile, the green mile analysis, The Matrix, The Purple Rose of Cairo, The Shawshank Redemption, To Kill a Mockingbird, Tom Hanks, Top Hat, White savior, Woody Allen, Daniel Choi
A Retrospective on Tom Hanks’ ‘The Green Mile’: 2021 Lens on Portrayal of Jim Crow South and American Justice System
Who could forget the late Michael Clarke Duncan as the healing gentle giant, John Coffey? ‘The Green Mile’ moves, but its social themes warrant reexamination....
May 4, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Amélie, Amélie 20th anniversary, Amélie musical, Amélie review, Amélie tribute, Audrey Tautou, BAFTAs, Bryan Fuller, Cesar Awards, French film, Golden Globes, international film, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, oscars, Paris, Phillipa Soo, Pushing Daisies, Caroline Schneider
A Tribute to ‘Amélie’: 20 Year-Anniversary – The Audrey Tautou Starrer Still Captures The Simple Joys Of Life
‘Amélie’ - The French fantasy-rooted reality still holds the same charm and light it had upon its release 20 years ago....
May 4, 2021LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, TV TOP, advertising, American Sign Language, animal media, animal talent, Blue Buffalo, bulldogs, Cadbury Bunny, Campaign, cats, dating shows, dogs, Entertainment Industry, escape, famous pets, Friskies, Instagram, law firm, Los Angeles, love is blind, netflix, New York City, People Magazine, Pet Stars, pet stars review, reality show, reptiles, Selling Sunset, social media, Television, The Ugliest Dog Contest, The Wedding Coach, Tik Tok, Too Hot to Handle, wedding planning, Alexa Sutherland
Netflix’s ‘Pet Stars’ – Where Pets Meet Social Media
Want to sit back and enjoy the interactions between two hilarious friends and hundreds of talented, cuddly animals? ‘Pet Stars’ is the show for you. ...
May 4, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Amir El-Masry, asylum, bafta, Ben Sharrock, Comedy, deadpan, displaced, diversity, drama, dramedy, empathetic, global, humanitarian crisis, Independent Film, indie film, instrument, Kais Nashif, Kwabena Ansah, Limbo, limbo review, Music, Ola Orebiyi, oud, poignant, Refugee, refugee crisis, representation, Scotland, seeking asylum, Syria, Syrian, Syrian refugee, TIFF, Vikash Bhai, Wes Anderson, Lana Nguyen
‘Limbo’: When a Syrian Musician Caught in Refugee Transition Loses His Will to PlayÂ
'Limbo' is the highly anticipated independent film follows a Syrian refugee in Scotland questioning his life choices and identity....
May 4, 2021ANIMATION, CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, ‘Spiderman: Into The Spider-Verse’, ‘The Lego Movie’, action, animation, Animators, Big Mouth, Cast, Chris Miller, chrissy teigen, Comedians, Comedy, Dann McBride, Director, Entertainment, Eric Andre, family, Film, Fred Armisen, john legend, Maya Rudolph, media, Mike Rianda, netflix, Phil Lord, Portlandia, review, sci-fi, Sony Pictures, Sony Pictures Animated, suspense, The Eric Andre Show, The Mitchells vs. the Machines, Danessa Naj'e Lopez
’The Mitchells vs the Machines’: Animation Where Technology Has Emotions of its Own and Takes Over the World
Sony Pictures Animations releases heartwarming comedy film,’ The Mitchells vs the Machines’ to Netflix!...
May 4, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, Accepting, anxiety, Atlanta, Brian Tyree Henry, Brooklyn, Casimir Nozkowski, Character Study, cheating, Comedy, costume design, culture, diversity, drama, Eternals, Jealousy, marvel, Monogamy, New York, police, Polyamory, Relationships, representation, Review of The Outside Story, sex, sexuality, Sonequa martin-Green, Space Jam: A New Legacy, Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse, Star Trek: Discovery, The Outside Story, the outside story review, The Walking Dead, Toxic, Unhealthy, Samuel James Parven
‘The Outside Story’ Review: A Unique Perspective on Toxic Relationships, Cheating, and Sexuality
'The Outside Story’ tells a tale of stepping out of a comfort zone, but does so by victim-blaming and gaslighting the protagonist into running back to his ex....
May 3, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, Abbie Cornish, Afterline, Anson Mount, Anthony Hopkins, Assassin, best actor, black comedy, Blood squibs, Chadwick Boseman, Clue, Comedy, Compulsion, Conscience, David Lynch, Hitman, hollywood, Joe Goldberg, john wick, Knives Out, melodrama, murder, netflix, obsession, oscars, parody, redemption, Rian Johnson, The Room, The Virtuoso, the virtuoso review, thriller, Tuned, violent, Whodunnit, Will Bettelheim, You, Zackary Silberman
Anthony Hopkins’ ‘The Virtuoso’: A Tale That Needs to Be Tuned
'The Virtuoso' is a story about an assassin savant just might be dead-on-arrival, so dead that even Sir Anthony Hopkins might not be able to save it....
May 3, 2021AWARDS, CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, A bird sat on a branch reflecting on existence, About Endlessness, About Endlessness review, auteur, Bicycle Thieves, De Sica, Edward Hopper, experimental film, filmmaker, Hotel Lobby, Italian, Italian neorealism, masterpiece, Morning sun, Nighthawks, Pieter Bruegel, Roy Andersson, Songs from the second floor, The Hunters in the Snow, the living, vignettes, visionary, Vittorio De Sica, You, Tyler Sear
Visionary Director Roy Anderssons Masterful Au Revoir to Film, ‘About Endlessness’
‘About Endlessness’ is an incredible work of cinema, adhering to the theory of the auteur, and expertly/compassionately paints the strange morality of life. ...
May 1, 2021CINEMA TOP, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, academy awards, Bayer, Brokeback Mountain, Christopher Walken, Cinematography, Clark Johnson, Emmy, Farming, Film Adaptation, Formal Aspects, Garfield Lindsay Miller, GMO, Hard Lighting, Heaven’s Gate, Hilary Pryor, King of Cameos, Lighting, Monsanto, Pathy Aiyar, Percy Vs Goliath, Percy Vs Goliath Review, quentin tarantino, Real Story, review, Roberta Maxwell, Saturday Night Live, SNL, Soft Lighting, Tarantino, Television, true romance, Jordan Qin
‘Percy Vs Goliath’: A Small Town Farmer Fights Against Controversial GMO Company Monsanto
In 'Percy Vs Goliath', Academy Award winner Christopher Walken is a small-town farmer in dramatic court case against controversial GMO Company Monsanto....
May 1, 2021CINEMA TOP, GLOBAL, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, MUSIC TOP, 12, alfonso cuaron, American Idol, Chaitanya Tamhane, Classical Music, cultural, dreams, fame, Fame India, Film, Hindi, Hindustani, improvisation, India, Indian Film, Indian music, Mumbai, music film, netflix, new film, Northern Indian, pursuing dreams, ragas, singing, sitar, starving artist, tanpura, The Disciple, the disciple review, venice film festival, weekend release, Jacqueline Postajian
Alfonso Cuaron and Chaitanya Tamhane’s ‘The Disciple’: The Beauty and Burden of Indian Classical Music
Chaitanya Tamhane’s 'The Disciple' mediates on whether there is a difference between giving up a dream and finding a new one. ...
April 30, 2021CINEMA TOP, CULTURE TOP, FEATURES, FEATURES CINEMA, FEATURES CULTURE, LATEST REVIEWS, most-featured, 2021, Asian, Asian American Men, Asian focused, Asian men, Asian-American, Avatar: The Last Airbender, awkwafina, Cole Young, Crazy Rich Asians, Destin Daniel Cretton, diverse, diversity, emasculation, games, Heroic, heroism, Lewis Tan, marvel, michelle yeoh, Mortal Kombat, protagonist, Raya and the Last Dragon, representation, Shadow and Bone, Shang-Chi, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Simu Liu, Stop Asian Hate, Tony Leung, video games, Lana Nguyen
2021 Movies Have Asian American Men in Heroic, Attractive Leading Men Roles – Correcting History of Discrimination, Emasculation, and Racism
Asian American men rise as heroes in 2021 movies, as protagonists in leading roles....
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