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“I believe in life. I believe in love. And I believe in cinema.”

Favorite films

  • Creed
  • The Apartment
  • Jane Eyre
  • Spider-Man 2

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  • Opus

    ★★★★½

  • Poetic Justice

    ★★★★★

  • This Closeness

    ★★★★★

  • Nickel Boys

    ★★★★★

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  • Wicked

    Wicked

    ★★★★★

    Falling or flying?

    Villains fall. They fall from grace. Descend into madness, into wickedness and evil. These characters fight for control in any way they can, and in doing so, they lose a greater part of themselves. Their humanity and their love vanishes until all that’s left is hatred.

    But every villain is the hero in their own story. And every villain is just on the other side of ourselves. They are the shadow, that deeper layer of truth we…

  • Moonlight

    Moonlight

    ★★★★★

    i. Little“Learning to Swim”

    The sea is a part of us. It is change. A life force. A womb. It is death and resurrection and a whole life in between. The majority of our body is water, so in a way, wading into the ocean is like returning to ourselves.

    Juan leads Little into the sea. The boy hops over gentle waves, he stares at his hands as water glides against them. It’s a new sensation for him,…

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  • Opus

    Opus

    ★★★★½

    good thriller. raises some really interesting questions at the end. Ayo killed that shit

  • Poetic Justice

    Poetic Justice

    ★★★★★

    90s road movie with Janet Jackson, Regina King, TUPAC SHAKUR, written and directed by John Singleton, with original poetry by MAYA ANGELOU. Confirmed classic.

    There’s emotional intimacy, hope outlasting pain, growth through trauma, authentic women with layers, men who are allowed to feel and to cry — all captured through such a compassionate lens.

    You really cannot beat this shit.

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  • Blast of Silence

    Blast of Silence

    ★★★★★

    “Remembering, out of the black silence, you were born in pain."

    A man is born, coming out of the tunnel and into the light of New York City. But Frank is no mere man. He’s a hitman — an agent of death, with anger and hate built in — and he’s on the prowl for his next target.

    It’s Christmas in the city. The energy is up, the streets are crowded with shoppers and kids hoping to see Santa Claus.…

  • Oppenheimer

    Oppenheimer

    ★★★★★

    J. Robert Oppenheimer sees the world differently than everyone else.

    This ability, this magnificent foresight, allows him to excel in the theory of physics, but not its practicality. He’s an incredible mind, with an incredible imagination, yet when his theory becomes reality, he cannot face the consequences. He falters, shrivels into a shell of himself.

    He sees the world differently than everyone else, but he couldn’t see how he would feel once he single-handedly changed the world. The pain, the…