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6 Films Centred Around Flowers

25 April 2024

It's springtime, flowers have already been around for a couple of weeks - or more, depending on where you live - and it's almost tulip season here in Europe. So I thought this might be a good starting point for a more un

7 Groundbreaking Sci-fi Films from the Last 7 Decades

18 April 2024

From the depths of outer space to the uncharted territories of the human mind, science fiction cinema has captivated audiences with its visionary storytelling and mind-bending concepts for many decades. In this article,

The Main Characteristics of Greek Cinema

11 April 2024

Greek cinema, like the warm Mediterranean breeze, carries with it a distinct flavour that tantalises the senses and evokes a rich tapestry of emotions. From the sun-drenched landscapes to the ancient myths that echo thro

Exploring Post-Production Tools in Filmmaking

4 April 2024

Every great film is made possible by a variety of production tools carefully chosen to bring ideas to life. These tools play a role in turning concepts into visual stories; planning before shooting begins or editing afte

Top 8 Iconic Movie Soundtracks

28 March 2024

How often have you found yourself enthralled by a fantastic movie, with its soundtrack elevating the experience? Conversely, have you ever encountered a mediocre film where the standout feature was undeniably its soundtr

7 Romantic Films for Non-Fans of the Genre

17 March 2024

Valentine's Day came and went, without any list of romances to watch from TMFF. While romantic films are certainly not my cup of tea, I've watched a few ones over the years, and a select few I even enjoyed. So, now that

Top 8 Underrated Horror Movies

10 March 2024

Absolutely nothing beats the experience of enjoying horror films during the fall season, especially around Halloween. Although it's wonderful to indulge in any horror flick, there's a unique charm in discovering those hi

8 Best and Worst Stephen King Adaptations

2 March 2024

Stephen King, the maestro of horror and prolific author, has seen many of his works brought to life on the big and small screens. While some adaptations have become iconic classics, others have left fans scratching their

The Main Characteristics of Russian Cinema

23 February 2024

In the last two years, Russia has been in news headlines for all the wrong reasons: a terrible war, coupled with increasing scrutiny over its citizens. These days, Russian filmmakers might lack the freedom of expression

8 of the Best Wild West Films

16 February 2024

The Western genre is as vast as the pairies of the American West, despite the fact that ultimately, they all tend to boil down to a few elements, among which we usually find horses, guns and poker. It's quite a difficult

Fargo Season 5 (Review)

9 February 2024

I wait for very, very few things in the film and series category with more excitement and enthusiasm than for a new season of Fargo . Why is that? Well, because over the years, Fargo has spoiled me with some of the fines

The Main Characteristics of French Cinema

2 February 2024

I've already made the habit of exploring a country's or wider region's cinematic characteristics once per month . And, it so happened that over the holiday period, I watched not just one, but two French films - and thus

The Brilliance of Alexander Payne's Filmmaking

26 January 2024

I really liked Alexander Payne, who pleasantly surprised me back in the early 2010s with " The Descendants ", and really impressed me with the outstanding " Nebraska " a few years later. However, " Downsizing " wasn't ex

Cellar Tales: Wine on the Big Screen

18 January 2024

Wine has long held a significant place in the world of cinema, serving as more than just a beverage. Its role in films extends across various genres, where it often carries symbolic meanings and contributes to the narrat

7 Best Picture Contenders (2024)

11 January 2024

With the award season soon coming along, I think the time is right to take a look at some of the favourites for the biggest awards - the Best Picture and its equivalents. Sure, there will be some differences between the

Leave the World Behind (2023) (Review)

3 January 2024

I don't often pay much attention to the Top 10 Films on Netflix on any given day. Most of the time, they are far from being my cup of tea - either superhero flicks, comedies I find unfunny or cheesy romantic flicks that

6 Films Set During Blizzards

27 December 2023

Winter is a magical season, with its snow-covered landscapes and chilly air, but when a blizzard hits, it can transform the serene beauty into a relentless force of nature. With winter coming in full force in Europe thes

The Main Characteristics of British Cinema

19 December 2023

Continuing this series, I picked the rather impossible topic of dissecting one of the world's most popular geographic areas of filmmaking: Britain. British cinema, with its rich history and diverse storytelling, has made

The Fine Line of 3+ Hour Films

11 December 2023

Movies are definitely art. We get invested, immersed, and lost in the cinematic world, eagerly awaiting what comes next. However, there's a growing trend in the film industry that might be pushing our love for storytelli

The Magnificence of Studio Ghibli

3 December 2023

Very few animated films have resonated with me as profoundly as those created by Studio Ghibli. If you don’t know, Studio Ghibli is a prominent Japanese animation studio wielding significant influence within the animatio