Stuart Long, a boxer-turned-actor who spent most of his days as a freewheeling degenerate, finds his purpose as an ordained priest in Father Stu. It's easy to see why Executive Producer and star Mark Wahlberg viewed Long as a compelling subject - with Long's free-spirited soul undergoing a transformational journey as
Sarah (Sasha Anne), Alex (Evan Adams) and Kelsey (Madison Ekstrand) couldn’t be closer and they love their lives. However, one day they’re all involved in a car crash and when Sarah and Alex regain consciousness, they notice that Kelsey has disappeared. A year later and the disappearance of her best friend
Keira Woods (Elisha Cuthbert) and her family have moved to a new place after she has secured a lucrative job in social media management. Her children react to things very different with her son, Steven (Dylan Fitzmaurice Brady) just going along with it, but her daughter, Ellie (Abby Fitz) is
In the early Nineties, Grunge was the new genre that caught the attention of teenagers everywhere. However, metal still had its place and emerging from out of nowhere came a band that redefined the genre – Life of Agony. Their rise to fame was meteoric and their debut album ‘River Runs
As a film reviewer, aesthetic rapture rarely overtakes me. When it does, it is usually because a filmmaker has birthed an artwork wherein everything functions, each element coheres with the other no matter how disparate these elements may be. The craftsmanship of co-directors Alessio Rigo de Righi and Matteo Zoppis
