I’m Still Here
I’m Still Here is the big mockumentary of the year that was supposed to be kept a secret, but got found out long before it was even done.
Category: film reviews
Identity Thief (2013)
Melissa McCarthy is easily the best part of Identity Thief, but the screenplay from Craig Mazin works heavily against the film.
Ides of March, The
The Ides of March is fast-paced, clever and interesting. You are shown the back-side of the political game, the high and the lows — in where even the hero isn’t as good as you thought.
Idol, The (Palestine Film)
Hany Abu-Assad is back with the most feel-good film in his career; following the real life of Arab Idol winner Mohammed Assaf, who shot to fame back in 2013 with his incredible journey from Gaza wedding singer to the stages of Arab Idol.
Impossible, The (2012)
A brutal and realistic, but ultimately inspiring true tale about a family that gets caught in a tsunami.
In A World
Lake Bell has established herself as a genuinely smart and funny voice for women in comedy with her feature directorial debut.
In Between Days (2006)
This auspicious debut feature by Korean-American director So Yong Kim deals with a young immigrant’s coming-of-age in her new surroundings.
In the Cut
Jane Campion’s erotic thriller proves to be quite the slog regardless of a plenty interesting against-type performance from Meg Ryan.
In the Mood for Love
Wong Kar-Wai’s romance film about two people who form an unlikely bond is as gorgeous as it is engaging.
