Author: Mae Abdulbaki

One of the nice things about watching a film like We live in time is watching life being lived. Director John Crowley and writer Nick Payne paint a heartwarming, often humorous and moving picture of a couple whose love for each other simply exists. Between work and caring for a child, illness, and growing a relationship, this romantic drama is a captivating, tear-jerking experience. It is gentle and warm, like listening to waves on the beach. It lulls us into the comforts of a seemingly endless love, but its decades-spanning and non-chronological narrative reminds us that life can always be…

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As for the imagination, In parts visually and creatively impressive. It combines documentary filmmaking (which is very traditional here) and the wonderful LEGO animation style. When I saw that it was a documentary about Pharrell Williams, I was surprised at first. Turning the life story of a famous producer into a LEGO animated film was ambitious, to say the least. But director Morgan Neville and the animation and writing team – Neville, Oscar Vasquez, Aaron Wickenden and Jason Zeldes – do a phenomenal job of creating something funny out of parts of Williams’ life, even if some of those parts…

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There are several cooking series – about cooking, about chefs, about traveling and learning about different dishes from different cultures – and films about the restaurant business (dark comedy). Menu immediately comes to mind). Most of the time the focus is on the stress of working in the food industry and getting high quality food rather than the soil it comes from. House of Trophies is an exploration of witchcraft, land, and the respect that should be given, as well as an exploration of the perversions and stress of the restaurant industry. Directed and co-written by Bridget Savage Cole and…

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Superhero fatigue, as one of the characters in The franchise Says, is not a real illness. And yet, we have all felt the effects of it for a long time. The new series of ​​​​HBO capitalizes on the fatigue, but it is not to present us with an empty storyline – fueled by the constant production of content – and underwhelming special effects, it is to satirize it. Created by Jon Brown, the series is also a love letter to the crew working on the films. They are overworked, overstressed, and underappreciated, and The franchise Give them their time to…

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Superhero fatigue, as one of the characters in The franchise Says, is not a real illness. And yet, we have all felt the effects of it for a long time. The new series of ​​​​HBO capitalizes on the fatigue, but it is not to present us with an empty storyline – fueled by the constant production of content – and underwhelming special effects, it is to satirize it. Created by Jon Brown, the series is also a love letter to the crew working on the films. They are overworked, overstressed, and underappreciated, and The franchise Give them their time to…

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For a first-time feature director to focus on a story that is inspired by true events is a bold choice, but Nora Fingscheidt is up to the task. Featuring an exceptional performance by Saoirse Ronan and a stunning grasp of interiority and visual poetry, The outrun Is a wonderful feature debut that could have been elevated further by stronger form. Despite its occasional hiccups, the director, who co-wrote the screenplay with Amy Liptrot, the author of the novel on which the film is based, has a clear vision and a good instinct for storytelling. Director Nora Fingscheidt Release date October…

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For a first-time feature director to focus on a story that is inspired by true events is a bold choice, but Nora Fingscheidt is up to the task. Featuring an exceptional performance by Saoirse Ronan and a stunning grasp of interiority and visual poetry, The outrun Is a wonderful feature debut that could have been elevated further by stronger form. Despite her occasional stumbles, the director, who co-wrote the screenplay with Amy Liptrot, the author of the novel on which the film is based, has a clear vision and a good instinct for storytelling. Director Nora Fingscheidt Release date October…

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There’s something about character-driven dramas that get to the heart of the human experience, turning a simple, but effective, movie into a more emotional ride for audiences. Directed by Ben Snyder from a screenplay by Elizabeth Rodriguez (who also stars), Alswell in New York (formerly titled Allswell) Captures the beauty of a heartfelt, and generally well-told character-driven drama. The film brings the drama, but it is never overdone and the cast’s performances elevate the material, adding dimensions to the characters’ lives. Alswell in New York Director Ben Snyder Writers Liza Colón-Zayas, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Ben Snyder Figure Elizabeth Rodriguez,…

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Never let go Is the kind of film you have to go into knowing almost nothing about. Directed by Alexandra Aja from a screenplay by Kevin Coughlin and Ryan Grassby, the Halle Berry-led horror film is a lesson in patience. The film, which is mostly set in and around a home in the woods, successfully separates us and its characters from the outside world. This forces us to think about its themes and setting, as well as the evil that lurks – real or perceived – just outside its door. This horror film has an engrossing premise that remains engaging…

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Warning: This post contains spoilers for MegalopolisFrancis Ford Coppola S Megalopolis Ends with hope. The film, which has been in the works for decades, has an all-star cast with Adam Driver, Giancarlo Esposito, Jon Voight, and more. MegalopolisReviews have been mixed, but the film has been a talking point. The film ends with Crassus killing his wife Vau Platinum and shooting Claudio with an arrow after they tried to stage a coup for his company. Cross vowed to be remembered as a good man, to give as money to his nephew Cesar. Meanwhile, Claudio is shocked when the people of…

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