I do believe this is the shortest film I ever reviewed. A 7:22 min’ thriller about a man who discovers his inner dark fantasies while in a therapy session. I love me a good thriller, especially ones that deals with sick twisted minds. Severe psychotic disorder in its correct medical term, or simply people who are completely…… Continue reading Simple Mind (2012)
A cool short film from Fitch Fort Films production company, directed by Zachary Lapierre, here’s a tale of an eager kid who’ll stop at nothing to save his printed high school magazine from the online doom. When David gets the bad news of his high school Gazette turning into an online blog, he’s determined to save it no matter what, seeking…… Continue reading Dirty Books (2016)
The Breakfast Club I’ve had a very cultural week. It started off with a cinematic throwback to the 80’s watching The Breakfast Club for the trillionth time and yesterday I got to see Sia perform here in Tel Aviv. Let me hear you say “Yeah”! Wednesday morning was a bummer. I totally forgot about having to…… Continue reading The Breakfast Club + Sia
Here’s a nice featurette about an actress with a bizarre day job. In between auditions, Cori spends her days helping people cope with difficult scenarios in their lives, like a break-up, firing a close friend and marriage confessions. When on a date with a cute guy named Tim, Cori tells him of her unusual livelihood. I…… Continue reading Total Performance (2015)
23 min’ – Short Comic Drama Director: Mark Battle A Sweven Films production directed by Mark Battle, Here Lies Joe tells the story of a depressed man named Joe, who meets a lively and capricious young woman named Z at a support group. The film begins with the noise of a duct tape tearing, later on followed by…… Continue reading Here Lies Joe (2016)
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For this month’s first review for Genre Grandeur – Foreign Language Film (2013-Present), here’s a review of Princess (2014) by Reut of Sweet Archive. Thanks again to Jordan of Epileptic Moondancer for choosing this month’s interesting (if not uncomfortable for me) genre. Next month’s Genre has been chosen by Jane of 500…
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For this month’s first review for Genre Grandeur – Derivative Work Films, here’s a review of Amelie (2001) by Reut of Sweet Archive. Thanks again to Summer of Serendipitous Anachronisms for choosing this month’s very unique genre. Here’s Summer to explain her choice: Basically it is anything based or inspired by pre-existing…
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For this month’s first review for Genre Grandeur – Crime Films, here’s a review of The Departed (2006) by Reut of Sweet Archive Thanks again to Dan of Slipthrough Movies for choosing this month’s genre. Next month’s Genre has been chosen by Drew of Drew’s Movie Reviews. We will be reviewing our…
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For this month’s next review for Genre Grandeur – Sci-Fi, here’s a review of Inception (2010) by Reut of Sweet Archive Thanks again to Natasha of Life of This City Girl for choosing this month’s genre. Next month’s Genre has been chosen by Dan of Slipthrough Movies We will be reviewing our…
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For this month’s first review for Genre Grandeur – Alternate Love Story Movies, here’s a review of Secretary (2002) by Reut of Sweet Archive Thanks again to Abbi of Abbiosbiston.com for choosing this month’s genre. Next month’s Genre has been chosen by Tim of FilmFunkel We will be reviewing our favorite…
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