First of all, I know I’m a little late to the party. But better late than never. I guess. It’s not like this film is dead yet, and if it were, it won’t die, obviously.
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Nana touches the heart (mini-review)
It’s not often I get to check out a Canadian-produced film that was made in another country. Maybe once or twice in a blue moon, but not often. Written and directed by Ritesh Matlani, Nana
Continue ReadingDrowning submerges you into a Sea of Strangeness
In a cold harsh reality, nobody wants to face anything that gets hurled at them. They’d rather stick to dreams for some reason. Or just imagining things until they become a reality. But sometimes that
Continue ReadingReview – Mouthpiece speaks up on struggles
Sometimes people have a sense of seeing things in two different perspectives. I admit I argue with myself on a daily basis. Comics always seem to make it look like a pure joke. It’s like
Continue ReadingJonathan Jude shows awareness through his new documentary
Everyone knows boxing can be tough. Especially for people who don’t have the best of coordination. But that’s not exactly the case. Jonathan Jude found a way to follow Charles Wilton, a boxer with a
Continue ReadingReview – Friends Like These
In everyone’s lifestyle, they happen to be involved with some of the strangest friends. Evidence like this is shown often in media whether it be slice-of-life anime, or movies, especially this movie. I’ve been involved
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