The Job Of Songs: Review
Ireland has a reputation and it’s so hard to get it just right when portraying it on screen. On one hand it could be an outsider’s view of the country which could evoke all the… The Job Of Songs: Review
Ireland has a reputation and it’s so hard to get it just right when portraying it on screen. On one hand it could be an outsider’s view of the country which could evoke all the… The Job Of Songs: Review
Chloe (Kimberley Laferriere) and Jack (Rogan Christopher) are on their honeymoon. They’ve been together forever and feel that this is the right time to get away. However, behind closed doors it feels like the relationship… Do Not Disturb: Review
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Like a lot of people in the current economy, Kea (Danielle Zalopany) is juggling between two jobs. She works as a hulu dancer in a local resort for tourists, but she’s also holding down a… Waikiki: Review
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