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Divinity: una divina comedia
Tienes dos opciones, la vida eterna o la habilidad de dar a luz. En esta versión de los hechos, no se pueden tener ambas. Divinity es una película que intenta encapsular la vanidad humana en un futuro alterno ilustrado por medio de imágenes de una serie sci-fi de los años 50 o 60. Véase The […]
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‘Magazine Dreams’ Review: A Self-Destructive Tale of Tragic Obsession (Sundance 2023)
Throughout the history of cinema, we’ve seen many narratives of obsession and sheer determination to do whatever it takes to become the best, with films such as Black Swan (2010), Whiplash (2014), and Foxcatcher (2014), to name a few. These movies showcase how far off the deep end people can go to achieve glory and […]
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Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls: de YouTube para el mundo
Andrew Bowser, quien escribió, dirigió y protagonizó la película, comenzó a elevar su carrera como comediante cuando le dio vida al personaje de ‘Onyx the Fortuitous’ en su canal de YouTube: BowserVids. La webseries tomó tanto auge que Bowser pudo recolectar $610,467 a través de la plataforma de Patreon para poder llevar a Onyx a […]
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La Pecera: una meditación sobre la autonomía, el duelo y la invasión
La directora puertorriqueña Glorimar Marrero Sánchez nos presenta en La Pecera paralelos del duelo y la autonomía tanto en singular como en comunidad, la dualidad del coloniaje. El personaje de Noelia, interpretado por Isel Rodríguez, como motor de visibilización para la problemática que aún están pasando los viequenses, entrelaza la impotencia, el dolor, el sufrimiento […]
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‘La Pecera’ Review: A Lyrical Exploration of Decay (Sundance 2023)
How do you navigate life when you know you’ll depart it very soon? Do you make amends? Do you atone? Do you make your last memories meaningful and impactful? Do you just wither away? Glorimar Marrero Sánchez ópera prima La Pecera introduces all these questions into the film but never gives you a simple answer. […]
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‘Saint Omer’ Review: Nothing Is Ever As It Seems
Motherhood has always been a herculean task that is neither appreciated nor praised as it should be in our society. Motherhood is something that’s taken for granted and only questioned when it’s done incorrectly. With Alice Diop’s first narrative feature, Saint Omer, we get to explore all the facets of motherhood, even the unspeakable aspects […]
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Top 25 Films of 2022
This is the first full year we’ve had post-COVID where the movie theaters were opened and films were flocking into the big screen week to week. We’ve also had a bigger influx of films since a lot of them were put on hold or delayed in order for them to be showcased on the biggest […]
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‘Avatar: The Way of Water’ Review: James Cameron’s Inexcusable Narrative
It’s been 13 years and multiple technological advancements since our introduction to James Cameron’s multi-billion dollar blockbuster Avatar, where we were introduced to the humanoid blue aliens called the Na’vi who inhabit a similar-ish looking planet Earth named Pandora. We followed the paraplegic marine Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) as he learned via his avatar to live […]
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‘A Film About Couples’ Review: An Amusing Meta Self-Reflection on Love and Filmmaking
As a filmmaker, I thoroughly understand how difficult the whole filmmaking process is, and how strenuous it can be trying to get funding, trying to come up with a great concept for a film, and make sure you execute the film in a way that something coherent comes out at the other side of the […]
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‘Black Adam’ Review: The Hierarchy of Power Might Shift
It’s been well over a decade since Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson was cast as the villain turned anti-hero Black Adam. During this time both the status quo of comic book films and even him as an actor has evolved and shifted massively. Back then he was just entering into a potential solo movie, in a […]
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