I remember a question the Factory Manager saw before: If someone decides you are crazy and throws you into a mental hospital, how do you prove you are not sick? The best way is: live your life as a normal person would, without saying much, without explaining, eat when you should and sleep when you […]
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‘The Croods’ breaks the fear of change
As layer after layer of new landscapes come into view, as invention after invention brings life to life, as the cave ceases to exist and the primitive man is freed from his inner cave, his conservative and stagnant perception of the world, not only the primitive man but also the audience embraces the idea that […]
Prisoners of the Self: near isolation and paranoia
Denis Villeneuve is a director who has risen to prominence in Hollywood in recent years and is known to his fans as the “God of V”. After the release of Borderlands, The Descent and Blade Runner 2049, he has been compared to Christopher Nolan for some time for his strong directorial style and storytelling ability. […]
Frozen: Frozen Love and Fear
At an art film screening two years ago, I was struck by a foreign film about a pair of lovers whose break-up was painful and whose stay together was even more painful. They tried all sorts of things, but could never live together in peace. But their love for each other continues to grow. After […]
’12 Years a Slave’ is more important than love and freedom
The film 12 Years a Slave won the 86th Academy Award for Best Picture, and despite some criticism, it deserved it. Without getting into any Oscar-related stuff, let’s get straight to the film itself, and 12 Years a Slave has plenty of reasons to give it a thumbs up from the bottom of your heart. […]
Gravity: simple in the extreme, but brilliant
Watching films is not as intensive now as it was two years ago. Neither do I want to see films that much, nor are there any films that one is in a hurry to see. So, in my case, everything about cinema is taking a back seat, retreating to a corner, curled up there, in […]
Her: Do you want a lover who is tailor-made for you?
Have you ever had the experience of communicating your feelings with Siri? Imagine a day in the future when artificial intelligence can simulate human feelings – would you become friends, or lovers, with them? The film ‘Her’ (Her) tells the story of a human being who falls in love with an AI in the near […]
The Escape Plan is a trendsetter for action movie
In 2013, Escape Plan, a mammoth film about a prison break, was brought to the screen, with Mikkel Haverstrom directing two of Hollywood’s biggest stars, Schwarzenegger and Stallone, in a thrilling prison break. Having fallen in love with Stallone in First Blood, he fell in love with Schwarzenegger again in The Terminator. Both Hollywood superstars […]
American Hustle, an absurdly spoofed satirical comedy
In 2013, American Hustle, directed by American director Russell, was released. The film was nominated for ten Oscars and won the Golden Globe for Best Picture in the Comedy and Music category that same year, and received high acclaim and praise. The plot of American Hustle takes place by chance when Evan meets a sexy […]
The perfect blend of suspense and eroticism in Stoker
Her father took her hunting as a way of suppressing the desire to kill in her blood, a love of her father’s. Her mother is indifferent to her, but she has been taught and infected with her mother’s femininity. Richard is indeed her kind, and he awakens her so that she can carry the gun […]
