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By: Hooman Razavi Background Geoff King who teaches and writes on American independent cinema has made the comment that compared to...

By: Ali Moosavi I have been an avid Stanley Kubrick fan ever since, as a teenager, I watched A Clockwork Orange in a London cinema in...

By: Hooman Razavi A quote from Frederick Wiseman, the famous and great American filmmaker: “Documentary filmmaking ruins your life,...

By: Amin Nour Uncut Gems is not an easy movie to digest. For entering the film’s universe, one must pay utmost attention. Each shot could...

By: Iman Rezaei The Lighthouse (2019) appears to be an exaggerated attempt when you first see it. It shows you that ‘surges roll’ in its...

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By: Hooman Razavi Background Documentaries are eye-openers, created and distributed to mostly show a part of our social reality, and...

By: Amir Ganjavie The debut feature film of Aaron Fisher, Inside the Rain follows the story of a Benjamin Glass, a bipolar student, who...

By: Iman Rezaei Lorcan Finnegan’s latest film is a social statement, which is both fantastical and mysteries. The film demonstrates the...