The movie opens with a young gazelle running in the sand dunes of Timbuktu. Chasing the beautiful docile animal in a pickup truck are members of the Jihadists shooting their rifles in its direction. “Do not shoot the animal, we just want to tire it out” says their leader. It’s an act of domination […]
Posts Tagged ‘Foreign Film’
“TIMBUKTU” (Foreign Film Review & Trailer)
February 7th, 2015 
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No, a Fight for Rights (Film Review)
April 5th, 2013 John Delia Out of Chile comes a film that was nominated for a 2013 Oscar called “NO”. It’s a true story political drama that pits citizens against a tyrannical government. The film makes a statement that no matter what the barrier you can fight for your rights and with the right campaign you can take it […]
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Tags: Chile, Docudrama, Foreign Film 
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A Royal Affair, Opulance in Both Story and Costume (Film Review)
January 18th, 2013 John Delia Picturesque, intriguing and romantic the odd love story of the strange King of Denmark comes to theaters this weekend. Called A Royal Affair, the opulent period piece transports the viewer back to the late 1700’s for an inside look at a time of ‘Enlightenment’ when this country was ruled by tyrants who deceived the […]
