FlixChatter Review: SERGIO (2020)

Directed By: Greg Barker Written By: Craig Borten Starring: Wagner Moura, Ana de Armas, Bradley Whitford, Brían F. O'Byrne Sergio, is a biographical drama chronicling the life and work of United Nations diplomat Sérgio Vieira de Mello. Directed by Greg Barker, a man known for his career in television and documentary films such as Sergio …

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FlixChatter Review – THE WRETCHED (2020)

Written and Directed by: Brett Pierce, Drew T. Pierce In The Wretched, 17-year-old Ben (John-Paul Howard) goes to stay with his father (Jamison Jones) in the small summer vacation town where he works. He notices their neighbor, Abbie (Zara Mahler), acting strangely, and soon discovers that she has been inhabited by a witch who preys …

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FlixChatter Review: The Trip To Greece (2020)

It's been 10 years since the journey of two actors, Rob Brydon and Steve Coogan, who embarked on a tour across UK's finest restaurants and engage in amusing banters. At the time, it started with Coogan, who was asked by The Observer to do the project, but when his girlfriend backed out, he ended up …

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You can watch JUST MERCY for FREE during the month of June

Hello friends... pardon the lack of posts and engagements on the blog lately. I had been doing a lot of reflections lately and kind of avoiding social media. There's only so much one can take before information overload sets in... it's a delicate balance between wanting to keep updated about what is going on and …

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Documentary Review – Kate Nash: Underestimate the Girl (2020)

Directed By: Amy Goldstein Running time: 89 minutes If you already love Kate Nash, you don’t need to read this review. Ignore what I think and immediately go stream “Kate Nash: Underestimate the Girl” because it was made for you. The documentary is partly a digital year-book covering the first half of Nash’s career and …

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FlixChatter Review: DEERSKIN (2020)

If you look at the review quotes all over this poster, calling it 'demented,' 'bat-shit crazy' 'unhinged' ... well in many ways this French film lives up to those descriptions. I was curious to see this because I had heard of Quentin Dupieux's 2010 film Rubber, which is about a homicidal car tire. This time, …

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Musings on Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind documentary

I've subscribed to HBO for a month so I could watch season 3 of Westworld. Well, I finished on Friday night and this documentary's key art on the HBO's interface and decided to watch it. The film began with the narration of Natalie Wood's own daughter, Natasha Gregson Wagner, who was only 11 years old …

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