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By Alan Ng | June 2019

I think we’d all agree that in regards to the Romantic-Comedy, we have an excess inventory of films to choose from. Standing…

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I think we’d all agree that in regards to the Romantic-Comedy, we have an excess inventory of films to choose from. Standing out from the pack is the...

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Enthusiastic Sinners begins as a parody of a porn scene. Small town police officer Bruce Durant (Christopher Heard) responds to Shelby Harrison’s (Maggie...

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There’s no shortage of “walking dead” flicks and TV shows. We have slow-moving zombies (Day of the Dead), fast-moving zombies (28 Days Later),...

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In probably one of the most compelling stories of empowered women comes Anette Sidor’s F**k You. On a night out with her friends, Alice (Yandeh Sallah)...

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For better or worse, a good film should make you feel. It should connect with you in some way as a human being and make you empathize with the protagonist....

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Swinging Safari is an Australian comedy by acclaimed filmmaker Stephan Elliott (The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert) with a star-studded cast...

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I have been listening to The Rolling Stones in one form or another since I can remember. They would always play on the “Oldies” or “Classic Rock”...

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I have to absolutely honest. Most of the time, I don’t understand art films, especially performance art. Just give me a nice narrative and don’t force...

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I suppose a good partner in life is one who encourages you to do new things and step out of your comfort zone. In Omar Khan’s The Plunge, trying new...

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Growing up is a common theme in films. On the one hand, we have a story of adults who never grow up. In Jamie Brindle’s Street Ships, he goes the other...

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