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NYICFF: Dounia & The Princess of Aleppo, An Educational Tale About Resilience In War

The New York International Children’s Film Festival is North America’s largest and most prestigious film festival for young audiences. The 26th edition runs from March 3rd until the 19th in a variety of venues that include: SVA Theatre, Film Forum, DCTV’s Firehouse Cinema, Scandinavia House, Alamo Drafthouse Brooklyn and Sag Harbor Cinema. Through this cinematic…

Film Review – ’Creed III’ is a Standard but Solid Entry with a Tour de Force Turn from Jonathan Majors

Those who retire at an early age have a considerable advantage over those who need to keep working for many years. They have time to find their passions and to indulge in whatever luxuries they may not have previously been able to afford with plenty of time to enjoy them. But they may also encounter…

Film Review: ‘Cocaine Bear’ is a Hilarious, Visually Stunning and Contemplative Social Commentary-Driven Horror Comedy

© 2023 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved. Making a major studio horror comedy film that was directed by and stars A-list talent with the equally outrageous and controversial title of Cocaine Bear can initially appear just to serve as easy bait to attract attention and sell tickets. But under the guidance of Emmy Award-nominated actress-turned-acclaimed helmer…

Mummies, A Deviceful Animation That Blends Cringe With Serendipity

Mummies, marks the feature directorial debut of Juan Jesús García Galocha, from a screenplay by Javier López Barreira and Jordi Gasull. Warner Bros. Pictures teams up with 4Cats Pictures SL, Anangu Grup SLU and Moomios Movie AIE, Atresmedia Cine, MOVISTAR+ and TV3. The result is an animation that breaks new ground. The film follows the…

Film Review – ‘iMordecai’ is a Light-Hearted Look at Getting Older with a Surprising Dramatic Spine

Young people often look at their grandparents and are fascinated – if not also appalled and frustrated – with how they interact with the world. That’s because their life experiences are considerably less sizable and sophisticated, whereas people in their sixties, seventies, or eighties have been through much more. Society has also changed in a…

Film Review – ‘Tell It Like a Woman’ is an Oscar-Nominated Anthology about the Many Experiences of Women

Sometimes a song works perfectly to encapsulate a moment or an entire movie. Among this year’s Oscar nominees for Best Original Song is the fourteenth mention for Diane Warren, who has yet to win a competitive Oscar, for “Applause,” from a small movie called Tell It Like a Woman that made its premiere at the…

Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania : Video Review Above the Line vs Below the Line Episode 29

Check out more of our video reviews and interviews on our YouTube channel. Video Review Above the Line vs Below the Line Episode 29 Film Critic : Abe Friedtanzer Abe Friedtanzer is a film and TV enthusiast who spent most of the past fifteen years in New York City. He has been the editor of…

ACA Film Project: The Zen Diary, A Philosophical Taste Of Life Through The Seasons

Nothing beats eating with a person you like. This feeling is conveyed by Yûji Nakae in his The Zen Diary, part of the ACA Cinema Project Series. The filmmaker from Okinawa adapts for the silver screen the 1978 nonfiction book by the late author Tsutomu Mizukami. The picture is a gastronomically spiritual journey through the…

Film Review – Liam Neeson’s 100th Film ‘Marlowe’ Gives Him a Slightly Different Private Detective Role to Play

It’s been forty-five years since Liam Neeson’s first screen credit, and he’s done quite a lot in that time. An Oscar nomination fifteen years later for Schindler’s List was arguably the high point of his career, which shifted from prestigious character pieces to brainless action flicks that have been released in recent years with startling…

ACA Film Project: Small Slow But Steady, Pugilism Serves As A Tool For Diversity Empowerment

Films about female boxing have been on the rise, from Hollywood’s most famous Million Dollar Baby, to Bollywood’s Mary Kom. Even Netflix has covered the topic with docuseries such as Untold: Deal with the Devil. Now comes the turn of Japan with Small, Slow but Steady (Keiko, me wo sumasete).  The film directed by Shô…

Magic Mike’s Last Dance, A Ludicrous Plot Peppered With Peacockish Choreographies

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