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Movie Review: Destroyer

Sometimes picture perfect actors need to get some mud on their face before they truly shine. This has been the

It All Begins with a Song is a music documentary dedicated to the Nashville songwriter. The Tennessee capital is also

Kemal Yildirim is a bold filmmaker who isn’t afraid to go dark and twisted with his cinematic visions. His latest

For most people, the thought of owning a book store is something along the lines of The NeverEnding Story or

Bad Education isn’t a sequel to An Education. It’s an HBO docudrama film with the same weighting as the Benedict

Planet of the Humans is a climate change documentary presented by Michael Moore. The prolific Bowling for Columbine and Sicko

How to Steal A Country is the latest documentary from prolific film-maker, Rehad Desai. The acclaimed Emmy-winning director has made

The Sisters Brothers is in no way related to Brother Sun, Sister Moon about the life of St Francis of

13 Lost: The Untold Story of the Thai Cave Rescue is a documentary from Raimund Huber, which uncovers some of

My Hindu Friend is Hector Babenco’s last film about a director who’s confronted with the idea that he may need