family

In cinema, the family dynamic has always been tailor-made for a fascinating journey into the dramatic mindset of interpersonal relationships within a combustible household. Writer/director/co-producer Trey Edward Shults presents such a…

There have been countless effective coming-of-age dramas that have shed some sentimental light on the rigors of teenage femininity and all its encompassing ties to angst and the overall passage of life in general. Writer-director Minhal…

Jean Luc Godard once said “Film is truth, 24 frames per second.” Now, I don’t know what that means, but I do know it's wrong. Mrs. Doubtfire cannot be truth, because it's made of film, and truth is made of emotions or something. I also…

"The director focused this detachment on the family unit itself. The adults are portrayed as children, while the children are seen as studious, earnest and far more engaged with the political and social changes occurring around them.…

If Santa Claus was to check his list twice, after The Christmas Chronicles, Netflix would find itself firmly on the naughty list but Kurt Russell saves it from being a complete turkey with all the trimmings.

The freshness of seeing a dad and his child constructing a catchy tune gave me goosebumps and throughout every song I was foot-tapping, head-bopping and stuck with a goofy smile.

Thomas & Friends. Except you don't really want friends, do you Thomas!

Well, I wonder...

Paddington: it's got bear jokes in it.

"It's Christmas. And at Christmas, we get the shit."