A documentary following the Palestinian activist Basel Adra and the Israeli journalist Yuval Abraham. Since he was a child, Basel records the gradual, remorseless destruction of his homeland in the West Bank by the Israeli military. He gives us an insight to the everyday violence and oppression Palestinian people have to face.
While watching this, I had to constantly remind myself that this is a documentary. These horrible things the palestinian people had and still have to go through aren't…
A very important film. More people need to see it and become aware of the hardships women face in sports. Things are better now than they were in the past, obviously, but we're still not where we should be. Women athletes have it incredibly hard. The best of the best may seem to get the deserved recognition but in general, across all popular sports, the money's still not there yet - at least compared to the male counterparts.
Money is…
I would've been obsessed over Fright Night if I had seen it when I was like 14 years old. Also, the cast is really awesome
A friend said the Russos are a good fit for MCU movies because they just do what they're told to and have no creative directing touch of their own. The Electric State is proof of that.
