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The coronavirus lockdown started only a few months ago in China, and then shortly after in most of the rest of the world. Confined to the limited spaces of their homes, people started dealing with this new reality in dif
As someone who grew up watching cartoons and animated films - like many others, I presume - I have not really been doing my homework with regard to this genre over the past couple of years. Most mainstream animated produ
At the time of writing, Batman has been around for 81 years, with the superhero's first appearance coming back in 1939. Over the years, perhaps unsurprisingly, the character has undergone a number of changes both mentall
The Coronavirus crisis has left a mark on the entire world, whether it's going to work, going out for a beer, attending a concert or watching a football match live. Film festivals have been affected as well, and some of
The coronavirus epidemic has disrupted many sector, including filmmaking - and we covered that extensively in another blog . Since then, a number of TV series premieres have been postponed due to the coronavirus situatio
The excellent German series Dark paved the way for many quality European series surfacing on Netflix over the past year or so. It's a great way for more people to experience the refreshing sight of filmmaking not in the
We're living an unusual couple of weeks at the moment, when cinema visits stopped being an option, and we've had to move all of our film-related experiences, alongside our offices, at home. It's important to respect the
The response to the global spread of the Coronavirus has been blown out of proportion, and the wide majority of people and businesses have been overreacting. The global economy will suffer greatly as a result, and the fi
The fifth and final Indiana Jones film was announced a few years ago, with Steven Spielberg planned to direct the famous archeologist's final adventure, as he did with every entry in the series. We even wrote an article
Bong Joon Ho took the mainstream filmmaking world by storm when he won an unprecedented 4 Oscars in one night, for the same film - the masterpiece which is Parasite . But, he's certainly not a newcomer when it comes to m
Immediately after watching Parasite, I knew I had just seen one of the finest films in many years. The unanimously-decided winner of last year's Palme d'Or had achieved a remarkable feat, but questions still lingered ove
The Witcher was quite a big thing last month, and for many people, it was the first series they watched this decade. Before giving it a go myself, I heard extremely diverging opinions: I've heard friends blasting it as b
We all know what a trailer is, don't we? After all, we probably are confronted with trailers on a daily basis, whether it's a voluntary action or it comes under the form of a random ad. However, if you go about and ask p
The BAFTAs are taking place next weekend in London, and in a bit over a fortnight, we will know this year's Academy Award winners. Indeed, I've already written an article on approximately the same topic several weeks ago
A few years ago, The Witch became a reference point in my very short list of horror films I really, really like - which is short not because I don't watch a lot of horror movies, but because so very few of them are actua
The 2020 Golden Globes must have been great fun for anyone residing in a suitable timezone to enjoy its live broadcast at a reasonable hour. For the rest of us it was most likely a first-thing-on-Monday-morning-watch, wh
Happy New Year 2020! We at TMFF hope that the new year will bring you lot of success, good health and unforgettable moments. We hope that you will watch a lot of films, and broaden your cinematographic horizons during 20
Merry Christmas everyone. Just because it's holiday season doesn't mean that you should forget about movies this time of the year. Not at all! Films bring us together like few other things do, and create lasting memories
More and more emphasis is being placed on the ability for people to create content without having to be a part of a major organization. YouTube is one of the platforms that have worked to help support creators. Over the
In two of the last three weeks we talked about Black Mirror, so why not do it again? This time, I'll use the one Black Mirror that I ignored in my previous posts - the interactive film Bandersnatch - in order to discuss
