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[FFF 2025] On Swift Horses Review – A Well Written, Directed, And Beautifully Crafted Period Piece
I’m a fan of period piece films that take place in the 50s/60s. There is a specific look and feel to films that take place in these decades. On Swift Horses has a very distinct look and aesthetic to it… Continue reading
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The 2025 Florida Film Festival Capsule Reviews
By Nick Nitkowski Burt “Burt” is one of those movies that wasn’t on my radar until recently, but as I was watching it, I ended up having a big smile on my face for the duration of the film. The… Continue reading
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The Penguin Lessons Review – This Film Has Enough Empathy Against It’s Dark Clouds
Steve Coogan has made plenty of films far from the days of Alan Partridge, where the entirety of TV personalities was lampooned and Coogan was among the top comedians in the UK. Now going into stories with a bit more… Continue reading
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Becoming Led -Zeppelin Review- An In-Depth All Extensive Look At The Men, And Music Behind One Of The Greatest Rock Bands Of All Time
I grew up in the late 70s and 80s so I just missed the first British Invasion which is just a way to describe all the great British bands that broke out in the 60s like The Beatles, The Who,… Continue reading
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I’m Still Here Review- A Political Thriller With A Great Performance From Fernanda Torres
Anybody who knows me will tell you I love a good period piece based on true events. Especially one that I didn’t know that much about beforehand. That’s the case here with I’m Still Here. I didn’t know much about… Continue reading
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The Room Next Door Review- Almodovar’s Latest Is A Softer Blow To The Soul
By Brian Susbielles At last, Spanish auteur Pedro Almodovar has finally made his first feature film entirely in English. After two shorts, he’s made the accomplishment by going to his bread-and-butter, melodramas with multiple women that touch on loss, time,… Continue reading
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The Outrun Review- A Hard Film To Watch Because Of Its Subject Matter, But Worth Your Time Because Of Saoirse Roman’s Brilliant Performance
I’ve been a fan of Saoirse Ronan ever since I saw her in Atonement eighteen years ago. She played a young girl who inadvertently says she saw something she didn’t exactly see. Ever since she’s been on my radar as… Continue reading
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Between The Temples Review- A Story Mainly Set In And Around The Jewish Religion Wasn’t My Cup Of Tea
I love seeing slice-of-life movies that deal with various cultures and or religious backgrounds. The latest film is about a man who is dealing with a form of religion and his role in it is Between the Temples. Nathan Silver… Continue reading
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Kneecap Review- A Fasinating Yet Inventive Music Biopic About An Irish Hip-hop Rap Group
Kneecap is a biopic about an Irish hip-hop trio from West Belfast Ireland. If you said to me, I would have watched a movie like this. I would have told you to go to hell; it doesn’t make sense. In… Continue reading
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[Tribeca 2014] Daddio Review- Another Film Set In One Location, But It Has A Good Message At Its Core
One-location films aren’t anything new in Hollywood. In fact, movies set in a vehicle, Locke, aren’t anything new either. That’s the premise of Daddio. A cab at Laguardia Airport in New York City picks up a young woman and takes… Continue reading
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