"The Report"- A Stomach-turning but Essential Watch
In The Report, writer-Director Scott Z. Burns offers an urgent contemporary spin on the classic political thrillers of 1970s American...
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Youssef Khaireddine
Oct 21, 20195 min read
The Rise Of Unvaried Diversity: Representation Matters, But Only If You’re ________?
The representation of minorities in mainstream media, or rather lack thereof, has been an issue for years. It’s only in the past decade...
Kavya Mahadev
Oct 17, 20194 min read
"Babyteeth" - a Coming-of-Age Film That Quite Rightfully Stays in its Childhood
Babyteeth is a coming-of-age film that is eternally young. It never quite reaches the threshold of adulthood, of responsibility, of...
Juliette Howard
Oct 17, 20193 min read
"Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood" – The Tricky Process of Playing with Reality
Quentin Tarantino’s much awaited love letter to Hollywood brings blaring lights, aesthetically pleasing shots reminiscent of the glitz...
Isis Hope Lloyd
Oct 13, 20192 min read
Babyteeth – The growing pains of slowly dying
Babyteeth is a warm and familiar coming-of-age story but this time with the girl, Milla, coming to terms with her terminal illness. She...
Andriani Scordellis
Sep 19, 201914 min read
In Conversation With Writer-Director Nicholas Connor
Nicholas Connor’s film work has screened at over 50 film festivals globally where he has personally won 32 awards with 57 nominations. At...
Eloise Wright
Sep 10, 20195 min read
"Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool" - European Premiere at the 45th American Film Festival of
Stanley Nelson's documentary, Miles Davis: Birth of the Cool, not only delicately entrances you with immaculate storytelling, but because...
Eloise Wright
Aug 28, 201911 min read
In Conversation with Hannah Woodhead, Chronicler of Culture
Hannah Woodhead is a lover of magazines and movies from way back, a Little White Lies (LWL) reader since the age of fifteen, and having...
Eloise Wright
Jun 5, 20192 min read
Sasha Polak's 'Dirty God' does not want your pity, but rather wants to widen your perspe
The world needed this film. From the first few magnetic minutes, Sasha Polak’s Dirty God grabs hold of you, long after the credits have...
Eloise Wright
May 21, 20198 min read
'Last Stop Coney Island' – The Life and Photography of Harold Feinstein
Here, we have a film that brings new life to the timeless work of American photographer, Harold Feinstein. Coney Island Teenagers(1949)...
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