Pierre (Naomi Nero) and his little sister Jacqueline (Lais Dais) live with their widowed mother Arcay (Dani Nefussi). Pierre, a beautiful gender-ambivalent 17-year-old is boring his way through high-school while playing in a garage band,… Review: Mae So Ha Uma (Don’t Call Me Son)
By Natalie Morin. The backlash against the recently-released “Ghostbusters” film has proved that the internet can be much scarier than ghosts. Many expected the female-led remake of the 1984 male-led classic would prove to be… Ghostbusters Ratings Highlight Negative Perception Of Female-Led Films
In the late 1970s an enigmatic young musician erupted into the limelight and created a signature sound that would resonate throughout an age and influence entire generations that followed. Through depression, anxiety, family strife and… Review – Gary Numan: Android In La La Land
To celebrate the release of Entertainment One’s Eye in the Sky we look back at the life and career of one of the most influential and spectacular British actor’s in Hollywood filming history. Born in… Remembering Alan Rickman
Dedicated to Jon Crespo. Given that the first ever feature length film with synchronized sound, The Jazz Singer was a film about Jazz, it’s no surprise that Hollywood has such a rich history within the… Six Of The Best Jazz Films Ever Made