A picture. Whether it’s one of your birthday, marriage, parents, childhood, friends or just from something totally different, it always tells a very personal story. It’s just like making a movie. Director Richard Raymond (“Souls of Totality”, “Desert Dancer”) decided to combine both photos and movie by making a film about photography. “A Million Eyes”…
Tag: Film Review
Krow’s TRANSformation: Exteremly emotional, important and honest documentary
It’s the most difficult “exercise” in the world: Being truly yourself without caring about what society will think of you. It’s even more difficult when you’re a transgender. That’s exactly what first time filmmaker Gina Hole Lazarowich wants to tell you with her “Krow’s TRANSformation”. Together with Krow, born as Kian, she wants to make…
Everybody Flies: An eye-opening, real-life and rare documentary that exposes the contaminated air on aircraft
The school holiday is over but maybe you’re already looking forward to the next time you’re going on a well-deserved break. What are you planning on doing? Going on a trip to the seaside by car, taking a train to a small picturesque village near you or do you take the plane to go to…
Low: Mysterious and intriguing film
Low Teaser from Daniel Bogran on Vimeo. Most of the time, we just live a life full of routines and during which every day is the same. It seems like an ordinary life. However, there are also moments during which we believe in faith and that everything happens for a reason. Nothing is by chance….
CODA: Expressive in every way possible
Finding out who you are is never easy. Creating your own identity can come with a lot of nerves, doubts but also hopefully with love and happiness. We can only imagine how hard this must be for young people like Alex (Kerrynton Jones) who are a CODA (Child of Deaf Adults). Her story is being…
40 Minutes Over Maui: Humor, love and wittiness rule
“What would you do if you only had one day to live?”. A question we’ve all been asked at some point. Would it be having a very relaxing day, eating all of your favourite things or just partying with friends and family? However, what would you choose if that day just became only 40 minutes?…
Exit: Fighting until the bitter end
“When life gives you lemons, make lemonade”. There are always moments we could use a sentence like that. Times during which living seems unbearable, during which darkness rules over light and during which the awful feeling isn’t going anywhere. However, there might be that sparkle of hope (no matter how small) that makes you revive….
One Bedroom: What did you expect from post-break up sex?
Nothing is as exciting as falling in love with your next potential boyfriend/girlfriend and when he or she shares those amazing feelings, things are getting even more special. That first kiss. First real date. The introduction to friends, families and when you’re totally ready for it, moving in with each other. At first, the blossoming…
2nd class: Fight hate with love
Black, White, Mixed Race, British, Chinese and Italian. While nationality, race or ethnicity aren’t a problem for most of us, some people are still considering others as inferior or filthy and aren’t afraid of using verbal and even physical violence. That’s what the newest 2nd class movie (Void, Ceasar) is about. Jimmy Olsson’s latest short…
Lunch ladies: Revenge never tastes this sweet
Someone who makes you laugh, who’s there for you when you need him/her the most and with who you share some passions. That’s a friend everyone deserves. Seretta (Donna Pieroni) and LouAnna (Mary Manofsky) are two best buddies who aren’t only lunch ladies at a high school cantina but who are also obsessed with Johnny…
