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Black Tea: One-third of the audience left.

The movie "Black tea" screened at the Berlin International Film Festival the other day got slammed with overwhelmingly negative reviews, resulting in a record number of walkouts. I caught one screening, and in it almost a third of the audience bailed. Directed by big-shot filmmaker Abderrahmane Sissako, known for his sharp reveals of residential life in third world countries and his previous work "Timbuktu," which got an Oscar nod for Best Foreign Language Film, this time around, though, he real

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Oppenheimer is set to be the biggest winner this year. Why does the Oscars love biopics so?

The nominees of this year's Oscars have all been announced, and Oppenheimer leads with 13 nominations. Competing for multiple awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor, this will be the year Oppenheimer shines at the Oscars if all goes well. But I wonder if any of you’ve noticed that the Oscars seem to adore biopics like this? There are several biopics nominated every year, and they’re likely to win awards, especially acting ones. In contrast, there seems to be no such phenom

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Oppenheimer is set to be the biggest winner this year. Why does the Oscars love biopics so?

An observation on the 96th Oscars nominations: With so many good films this year, I believe there’s still hope for movie

Once again, it is Oscars’ season. This year’s Oscars nominations have what can be called a major lineup – not only are there numerous blockbusters, but every nominee is also a prominent figure in the film industry. Competition is certainly fierce this year. Something great about the Oscar season for ordinary viewers and movie fans is that many films have premiered or are available for streaming, so audiences can watch and judge for themselves which is the "Best Picture" of their hearts, and who’

Cavalcante_cine: Great analysis!

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An observation on the 96th Oscars nominations: With so many good films this year, I believe there’s still hope for movie

The Most Uninspiring Berlin Film Festival in Recent Years

It is about midway through the 74th Berlin International Film Festival, and it seems like the quality of works showcased this time round are the most uninteresting compared to the Festivals’ previous offerings. “Screen” has placed only 1 film over the score of 3, namely “My Favourite Cake” by Maryam Moqadam and Behtash Sanaeeha. Furthermore, such a score owes several external factors that came into play: both directors were banned from leaving their home country and were only able to attend the

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The Most Uninspiring Berlin Film Festival in Recent Years

After watching a year of art films, I’m reassured: the Cinema won’t die anytime soon

With the end of the global pandemic, the art film scene has once again returned to its lively and bustling state. Faced with the double whammy of the onslaught of commercial films and short videos, art films have successfully broken through and gained new vitality. This has also convinced film lovers like us that art films, as an art form, won’t die anytime soon. We’ll now review in detail this year’s memorable and representative artistic masterpieces from a few aspects – namely female-centric f

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After watching a year of art films, I’m reassured: the Cinema won’t die anytime soon

Exclusive analysis on the “Hunger Games” Series: Is there still potential for development for the IP?

This article was co written by the author "Captain Nonsense". Eight years after its last movie release, the “Hunger Games” series which has taken the world by storm released a new film. This time, the story takes place 64 years before Katniss’ time, introducing Panem as a prequel. This is none other than: “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes” (hereafter shortened to “Songbirds & Snakes”.) Lionsgate, the producing company of “Songbirds & Snakes”, isn’t part of the AMPTP, so “Songbi

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Exclusive analysis on the “Hunger Games” Series: Is there still potential for development for the IP?

A Century of History for the “Queen of Crime”, A Century of History for Mystery Films

“A Haunting in Venice”, loosely based on Agatha Christie’s novel Hallowe’en Party, was released earlier in theatres this September. So far, box office sales number a mere $118 million worldwide, with critical responses being average across various movie review sites. It seems like the film’s performance fell short of expectations in both the aforementioned areas. This is director and actor Kenneth Branagh’s third attempt to bring Agatha Christie’s novel onto the big screen, as well as the third

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A Century of History for the “Queen of Crime”, A Century of History for Mystery Films

‘Poor Things’: It Deserves the Golden Lion

The 80th Venice Film Festival has just concluded, and Poor Things secured the Golden Lion Award, adding to the legacy of award-winning commercial films like Joker in 2019. Poor Things boasts a diverse blend of genres, including romance, science fiction, comedy, and adventure, among others. As I watched the film, the audience's adoration was evident, with laughter and applause punctuating their enjoyment. Poor Things is an adaptation of Scottish writer Alasdair Gray's novel of the same name, offe

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‘Poor Things’: It Deserves the Golden Lion

‘The Killer’: David Fincher Remains Unchanged, Perhaps It's Us Who Have Changed

Without the slightest doubt, this year’s Venice Film Festival has generated tremendous anticipation for many, and one of the most eagerly awaited films is David Fincher’s The Killer (2003). It is evident that Fincher himself holds this film in high esteem, as evidenced by his personal appearance at the festival. Today, with his hair now completely white and along with a matching beard, one cannot help but ponder the passage of time. The once vibrant “film genius” has entered the stage of grandfa

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‘The Killer’: David Fincher Remains Unchanged, Perhaps It's Us Who Have Changed

El Conde: A Bloody Cinematic Experience About History

The 80th Venice International Film Festival commenced with much solemnity this year amidst the protest staged by American actors. The event enjoyed less glamor than before, and the opening film was also switched at the eleventh hour from the highly anticipated Challengers to the Italian movie Comandante. On the day of the opening ceremony, Comandante and El Conde took center stage in the race for the best film award. Based on past practices, the film that is first released during the ceremony wi

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