Mutter: The Diary of a Mother is not for the faint of heart. It is relentlessly bleak, with almost no moments of kindness.
Author: Dave Giannini
Dave Giannini
Dave is a lifelong film fan who really got his start in the independent film heyday of the 90's. Since then, he has tried to branch out into arthouse, international, and avant garde film. Despite that, he still enjoys a good romcom or action movie. His goal is to always expand his horizons, through writing and watching new movies.
Memorizu, for all of its slow pacing, is a magical experience, and a calling for all of us. Find out more in our review!
The Leader reveals the captivating stories of cults. Understand the traits that make these charismatic figures so compelling.
Ponderosa is a movie that has moments in which you can see the bones of excellent ideas that could be quite a good film.
Holo reveals the beauty of short films. Experience the unique storytelling challenge faced by director Alexander DeSouza.
The Station manages a delicate balance; politically charged and familially bonded, all while telling a story that connects us all, regardless of politics, gender, or class
Delve into the Blue Heron and its role in cinema, where storytelling transcends simple messages to convey shared emotions.
Yes! is bombastic, massive, and full of a rage that none of us can escape. Read our review!
Miroirs No. 3 delves into the complexities of grief, exploring how we navigate loss and contemplate our existence without loved ones.
Unpack the concept of the Faces of Death and its role in shaping our reactions to violence and tragedy in modern media.