Most Engaging Netflix Movies and Educational Shows for Students Some individuals believe that students love watching top shows on Netflix only for fun. However, learners are recognizing the importance of watching informative engaging documentaries and movies. With more films on Netflix, it may be overwhelming to identify the most appropriate ones
Go Down Death is the arthouse feature debut of up and coming writer/director Aaron Schimberg. Based on the folklore of Jonathan Mallory Sinus (a presumably fictitious writer) Schimberg’s film depicts a town which seems to be somewhere between the living and what’s beyond. His tale takes the audience on a
Must-see Oscar 2020 Nominees and Best Tips for Students on How to Find Time to Watch Them Well, every beginning of the year, the world gets to see the biggest movies and actors receive awards. However, some of these movies are not easy to access. And as a student, you may
By Fergus Henderson. In Meryam Joobeur’s Oscar nominated short Brotherhood, the heavy and ingrained dynamics of family exact a tragic toll. Set over the course of several fraught days at a Tunisian family’s farm -where the slow, silent rhythms of their agricultural lifestyle have swallowed up their unspoken emotions –
Four friends rent an isolated lake house for a weekend getaway. While the dramas of the friends' relationships unfold, they are continually interrupted by the home’s owner: a health-obsessed bodybuilder named Tad. Throughout the group’s short stay, Tad's seemingly affable gestures take an eerie and sinister twist, turning their dream
