Month: January 2021

[ad_1] “Dzienkuje” Sacha Baron Cohen! We were waiting for Godot, but you sensed what we really needed and instead sent us Borat! And Borat is if nothing else a moveable feast and a gift that keeps on giving. You managed simultaneously to offend Kazakhs, frighten Jewish anti-defamation groups, outrage the orientalism monitors, tee off hypocritically… Continue reading Borat – Orientalist Satire for Make Glorious Debate Western Intelligentsiya

[ad_1] International cinema in the Greek islands The unique Greek landscape is in itself the ideal backdrop for cinematic productions with varied content. Greece, of course, is identified abroad with the sun, the sea, the Greek lifestyle, the excitement, the good food and the hospitality of the locals. All the above refer to the Greek… Continue reading International Cinema in the Greek Islands

[ad_1] I personally like Danny Boyle’s works because they often depict true story or rather explores a peculiar plot that is usually unexplored. It is his unique technique of showcasing unusual and sensitive events in an appealing way that attracts me. I have listed some of the Danny Boyle masterpieces that I thoroughly enjoyed. 127… Continue reading Danny Boyle Masterpieces

[ad_1] With more than 256 channels to choose from, satellite TV programming offers far more TV listings and viewing options than cable or over-the-air TV. Satellite TV also gives you access to music channels, pay-per-view movies, sports packages, adult channels, and international programming. DISH Network Satellite TV Programming DISH Network programming packages start at $31.99… Continue reading Satellite TV Programming Guide

[ad_1] The Twin Rivers Media Festival is the first weekend in May every year in Asheville, NC. All proceeds from the festival, after promotional and other expenses, go back to the film makers and media artists. Next year is Twin Rivers Media Festival’s 15th season. The festivals judges begin selecting films in March and April… Continue reading The Twin Rivers Media Festival is Not Your Typical Film Festival

[ad_1] Chris Evans plays Mike Weiss, and Mark Kassen plays Paul Danziger in the new movie Puncture. In another new movie that is coming out, Captain America, Chris Evans is also the star in that one. Puncture is based on an actual court case that happened in the 1990’s. It gets deep into American business… Continue reading Mike Weiss and Paul Danziger Were The Real Life Attorneys Portrayed In The Puncture Movie

[ad_1] When it comes to cinema, I love those made during the 40’s and 50’s when in my view, films were made not so much for their profitability, but for the art itself and the messages contained within. As a kid I would watch the local version of The Sunday Matinee Movie and became familiar… Continue reading Film Noir Legends: Bette Davis, Claire Trevor, Eleanor Parker, and John Huston

[ad_1] Audrey Hepburn is one of the darlings of Hollywood. Born in 1929 in Britain, she moved to the USA and made several award winning movies among them Gigi and Breakfast at Tiffany’s. To this day, Audrey is known as both a fashion and film icon. She has been ranked as the 3rd greatest female… Continue reading Stand Out With an Audrey Hepburn Costume