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The story into the death of their son Hamnet and how Agnes and William Shakespeare attempt to deal with the grief. Leading to the production of Hamlet, one of his most famous tragedies.
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Continue reading “Hamnet (2025) Review”
John Davidson was diagnosed with Tourette’s syndrome at a young age, which alientated him from his peers and family. Struggling with a condition that not many people at witnessed, we see his inspirational story and how he went on to raise awareness and help others.
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Continue reading “I Swear (2025) Review”
Eunice Paiva must attempt to project her family when her husband Rubens is taken during the tightening grup of military dictatorship in Brazil 1971.
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Continue reading “I’m Still Here (2024) Review”
October 11th 1975 at 11:30pm in New York City, a group of young comedians and writers would change televsion forever. This looks at a crazy behind the scenes 90 minutes before showtime!
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Continue reading “Saturday Night (2024) Review”
When 885 women jouned the army to help during World War II to fix the three year backlog of undelivered mail, they would be faced with discrimination given that this Battalion the 6888th were all black.
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Continue reading “The Six Triple Eight (2024) Review”
Three trailblazers are about to change everything, a young nurse, a visionary scientist and an innovative surgeon working together in an attempt to solve fertility issues and allow more people to conceive.
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Continue reading “Joy (2024) Review”
The story and life of American photographer Lee Miller, a fashion model who became an acclaimed war correspondent for Vogue magazine during World War II.
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Continue reading “Lee (2023) Review”
Back in 1963 we follow the rivlary between Kellogg’s and Post as they compete to change breakfast forever.
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Continue reading “Unfrosted (2024) Review”
Bayard Rustin is an activist who faces racism and homophobia during the Civil Rights movement and he helps with the 1963 March on Washington.
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Continue reading “Rustin (2023) Review”
We follow the life of Rudolf Höss the commandant of Auschwitz and his wife Hedwig living in a house next to the wall of the camp, bringing up their five children and living what looks like a happy life.
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Continue reading “The Zone of Interest (2023) Review”
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