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Review: “The Reckless Moment” Goes Through The Motions
This wannabe pulp thriller is made by contract players on a weekly wage going through the motions...
Posted On 17 Apr 2019
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Review: “The Wedding Party” – A Modest Celebration
Mark Fraser takes a look at an experimental movie that, while not entirely successful, contains undeniable historical value...
Posted On 10 Apr 2019
Review: “Charlie Bubbles” Can’t Find Any Fizz
While a 60s British movie acknowledges the trappings of fame, it also renders them quite meaningless in the eyes of its indifferent protagonist...
Posted On 06 Apr 2019
Review: “Human Desire” Aspires To Male Privilege
Mark Fraser looks back at a work which, in hindsight, might have gotten a few of its dramatic priorities wrong...
Posted On 27 Mar 2019
Review: “Us” Is A Nightmare With A Message
Peele, a genre fanatic, who finds the worst demons not in his imagination but in our reality...
Posted On 24 Mar 2019
Review: Coming Of Age In The West Bank, “What Walaa Wants” Offers A Refreshing Lens
The film follows Walaa, a former West Bank refugee, who pursues an ambition to join the Palestinian Security Forces...
Posted On 22 Mar 2019
Review: “Homicidal” Cashes In On The Kill
Mark Fraser looks at an early 1960s Hollywood movie which blatantly attempted to outdo the logistics of its formidable predecessor...
Posted On 22 Mar 2019
Review: “Zotz!” Gotz Some Plotz Rotz
Mark Fraser revisits some cinematic frivolity which perhaps is no longer so frivolous...
Posted On 22 Mar 2019
