In We’re Too Good for This, the Heist Gets Theoretical. Missy Malek’s latest short We’re Too Good for This both is and is not a film “about” disability. It is neither the heartstring-pulling yet patronizing tale of overcoming—implying that one’s immutable nature is an obstacle to be surmounted—nor the touting of
On June 30th 2018, Officer David Serling went missing whilst investigating an abandoned hospital. Footage was recovered showing the last moments that he was seen and his wife, Sarah (Sarah Froelich) managed to get hold of that footage and thus started the obsession in uncovering the truth behind her husband’s
The 355 Synopsis: CIA agent Mason "Mace" Brown (Jessica Chastain) joins forces with a rival German agent (Diane Kruger), a cutting-edge computer specialist (Lupita Nyong'o), and a Colombian psychologist ( Penélope Cruz) when a top-secret weapon falls into the hands of a group of mercenaries. Together, the four women embark on
America has the biggest problem when it comes to racism against black people compared to anywhere else in the world. America also has a strong history with racism that has not only affected the way people live, but the way that laws are passed and how its people think that
Mia Lindberg (Sarah Hjort Ditlevsen) and her husband, Thomas (Anders Heinrichsen) are trying for a baby, but they are having trouble conceiving and Thomas is starting to lose interest because he blames himself for their infertility. They live a charmed life though as Thomas is partners with Isabel Ruben (Signe Egholm
