Wright, Cornish, Wood: Weekly Round Up - Whether you’re back at work, out meeting friends at a safe social distance, or still maintaining your own personal lockdown, the Hollywood machine seems to have no time for stopping. Despite all film productions behind halted during this Coronavirus outbreak, the movie industry
Transfert: Review - A period WWII French short film with elements of Sci-Fi, that has wonderful attention to detail convincingly transporting you to another time, yet with a disappointingly ambiguous plot, poor script development, and unclear intention. An aging Nazi soldier has selected a Jewish prisoner from a concentration camp, to
Michelle (Alex Essoe) is newly married and having concerns over having a baby with her husband, Robert (Kris Siddiqi). Then one day she meets Linda (Precious Chong) who is one of those very friendly, but slightly overbearing people everyone meets and can’t find it in your heart to reject. As
Netflix has manufactured an impressive assembly line of content, churning out a melody of original material on a weekly basis. Considering their vast library, the platform's unheralded international films rarely get the attention they deserve, with projects like Atlantics and The Platform ranking among Netflix's most accomplished endeavors. While the
Back in the 2010s, Young Adult novel adaptations riddled big-screen marketplaces, with studios placing their bets on the next trendy franchise. Instead of creating the Twilight or Harry Potter, failed endeavors such as The Host and Mortal Instruments exemplified the challenge in establishing a zeitgeist property, released amidst a flurry
