Foreign film
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The Currents Review – Another Stark Reminder That Women Have A Very Difficult Time, Working And Trying To Raise Children In Today’s Society
By Dan Skip Allen In recent years, there has been a topic in films that has popped up that is quite prevalent in society, so it makes sense that it would be a recurring topic in movies. That is post-partum… Continue reading
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The President’s Cake Review – A Touching And Adventurous Tale Of A Little Girl On A Sacred Mission
By Dan Skip Allen I was in my late teens in the early 90s when the United States first attacked Iraq. As the 90s and 2000s progressed, this country was in a continuous war with Iraq until 9/11 happened, and… Continue reading
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A Poet Review – What Are Our Ambitions To Reflect In Humanity
By Kyle Flynn A Poet is a rarity in the modern landscape of cinema. It was one of the few films I saw in 2025 that were unmistakably hilarious but equally painful. The obvious oxymoron of being both ‘hilarious’ and… Continue reading
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Kokuho Review – A 70s/80s Period Piece That Revolves Around Kabuki Acting/Dancing Deserved It’s Oscar Nomination For Makeup & Hairstyling
By Dan Skip Allen A lot of times, you never know what you’re going to get from foreign films. In the case of “Kokuho” it’s a Japanese film that deals with the art of Kabuki acting. This art goes back… Continue reading
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Magellan Review – Gael Garcia Bernal Is Fantastic In This Gorgeous History Lesson About This Great Explorer
By Dan Skip Allen There is something to be said about a historical film that deals with subject matter that hasn’t been dealt with on the big screen before or not very often. That’s where the Portuguese film “Magellan “… Continue reading
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