‘Can You Ever Forgive Me?’- A life full of bills and failures lead Lee Israel to be involved in literary forgery – By Danilo Salazar The London Film Festival presents ‘Can You Ever Forgive Me?’- An adaptation of the autobiography […]
Rose-Lynn… A young Women Balancing Her Dreams of Being a Country Music Star With The Responsibilities of Motherhood. By Danilo Salazar ‘Wild Rose’ had its European premiere during 62nd London Film Festival. Directed by Tom Harper, who started his career directing short […]
When a race for president turns into personal outings and a change in the whole political scenery the sex scandal of Senator Gary Hart, who was the Front Runner of the presidential election of 1988. By Julia Richarz & Danilo […]
A touching story about a son handling addiction and his overprotective and desperate father finding their way back to each other By J. Richarz This weekend the London Film Festival presented the UK premiere of “Beautiful Boy” directed by Felix […]
Colette (2018) opens discussions about abusive relationships and gender norms “I was sitting with friends who weren’t in the industry, and there wasn’t one of us who hadn’t been assaulted.” Keira Knightley by J. Richarz After 15 years of work […]
“Widows” by Steve McQueen premiered at the 62nd London Film Festival as an Opening Night Gala movie Widows (2018) – What if your dead husband left you debts worth 2 million US dollars? by J. Richarz After winning an […]
How would you fight against redundancy? By: J. Richarz The Plan– a dynamic documentary by Steve Sprung will celebrate its World Premiere at the BFI London Film Festival on the 14th of October 2018 and is also in competition for […]
