We are all meant to live without a choice.
“The Florida Project“ portrays the struggles of people in Florida and how they overcome poverty. I see this film as a bridge between socialism and capitalism, told through the eyes of children. There are multiple shots that highlight the dominance of capitalism over the poor.
The bold actions of the lead character, Halley, may be uncomfortable to watch for the so-called civilized society, but they serve as harsh truths that…
Starting the year with a festival film! Anora is a reminder that great screenwriting lies in crafting a compelling story that draws the audience in, rather than relying on a jumbled narrative to impress the audience which many modern screenwriters feel a necessity to tell an engaging story. The film stands out for its vibrant visuals, stunning cinematography, and a fresh take on modern relationship complexities, particularly situationships. It's both entertaining and thought-provoking, delivering a message with flair. A heads-up-there's…
I’ve always felt that cancer related conflicts in love stories are overdone, to the point where I’d never consider telling such a story myself. However, “We Live in Time” made me rethink that perspective. Despite the saturation of this theme, the film manages to find a fresh and beautiful way to explore it. The narrative is so subtly crafted, with moments that tighten your chest, only to release and then build again, keeping you emotionally engaged throughout. What truly struck…
