Luzzu: Review. By Jake Peffer. Luzzu follows Jesmark, a fisherman who tries to sell what he catches around town to local restaurants. He has a wife, Denise, and they have a newborn baby together name Aiden. Aiden is currently not developing the way that he should be so Jesmark and
Everything Everywhere All At Once is the definition of a masterpiece. I don’t think any amount of works can describe just how good it is. What the Daniels have created here, the unique humour, fun action sequences and devastating emotional moments are unlike anything I’ve ever seen. But then again,
The documentary Castro’s Spies focuses in on one lesser-known part of Cuban history in the post-revolution era, where Fidel Castro was installed as the country’s leader. That of five volunteers who agreed to leave their home and live new lives in America, gathering information on potential threats to the country,
Holly (Sienna Guillory) is going through the grieving process after losing her husband to chronic illness. She has two daughters; Isabelle (Ruby Stokes) and Betsey (Jessica Alexander) who is the oldest and more outgoing than her sister. Then one day Betsey starts to complain of stomach aches, so Holly takes her
Marmaduke Synopsis: A legendary dog trainer (Brian Hull) believes he can transform Marmaduke (Pete Davidson) from an undisciplined, but lovable dog, into the first Great Dane to win the World Dog Championship. Netflix may represent the first streaming empire, but it's a service beginning to reach its creative and financial nadir. News
