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‘The Librarians’ (2025) Review – A Harrowing Fight To Protect The Written Word
The Librarians is a call for action. It’s a cry for help and a key statement that every intellectual should pass on to the…
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Jaylan Salah Salman is an Egyptian poet, translator, and film critic for InSession Film, Geek Vibes Nation, and Moviejawn. She has published two poetry collections and translated fourteen books for International Languages House publishing company. She began her first web series on YouTube, “The JayDays,” where she comments on films and other daily life antics. On her free days, she searches for recipes to cook while reviewing movies.
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‘Killing Faith’ Review – No Rest For The Wicked West
Killing Faith is not a supernatural thriller or a horror movie. It’s a sad anthem on the decay of humanity and the nonchalance of…
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Interview: Erik Jasaň Discusses His New Short ‘The Professional Parent’
The Professional Parent is an intense short drama from Slovakian director Erik Jasaň. It offers an unflinching look at the price of poverty.
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‘Or Something’ Review – The Art Of The Perfect Small Film
It’s not that Or Something is the smartest film you’ll ever watch. It is a film that will take filmgoers on a profound, emotional…
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‘Somnium’ Review – Dreams Are What Boring Protagonists Are Made Of
Somnium drives its power from its sinister undertones and the bold sci-fi, horror themes. Read our review inside!
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‘Unicorns’ (2025) Review – Finding Love And Identity In A Restless World
Unicorns is bold, romantic, colorful, and enjoyable from start to finish. But it has layers of depth underneath the surface.
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‘Amongst The Wolves’ Review – A Great Premise Is Failed By A Dull Execution
Amongst the Wolves is a good drama, with a hint of action and crime. It works well when it invests its viewers in the…
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‘A Body To Live In’ Review – The Body Conforms, Consents, Bends [Frameline 2025]
A Body To Live In is a sensitive portrayal of a subject matter tough to swallow and beautiful to immerse in while admiring the…
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Interview: Yana Alliata And The Cast Of ‘Reeling’ Talk About Their New Film
Reeling is a complex character study of a man trying to reclaim his memories after the accident that turned his world upside down.
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‘Room To Move’ Review – A Dancer’s Tribute To Not Dancing [Tribeca 2025]
Explore the profound insights in Room To Move, a documentary on the liberating and constricting aspects of neurodivergence.