Tito (Pedro Henrique) might be a young boy, but his belief in his father is unwavering. Despite repeated attempts by his mother to tell him to stay quiet or play by the rules, the young boy pushes his father's invention to the middle of the stage. He gears up the machine, and with his hope… Read More "Review: ‘Tito and …
Category: Foreign Language Film
Review: ‘Shoplifters’ Strikes at the Core of What Makes a Family
After filmmakers got tired of shooting films about trains, sneezing, and kissing, the world of cinema began to examine love and family. Over a century later, filmmakers continue to grapple with the base of human interaction and socialization. As a young girl sits on a porch on a cold night, a man and his son… Read More "Review: ‘Shoplifters’ Strikes …
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Review: ‘Cold War’ Delivers Another Black and White Gem to 2018
Part of the brilliance of folk music are the variations that exist between songs depending on geography. Each artist adds their own individual style and flair to the wording, potentially changing the meaning of the song based soley on context. No film may have captured that lightning in a bottle like Cold War, a sprawling and… Read More "Review: ‘Cold War’ …
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