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“THOSE WHO REMAINED” Heartfelt and Compelling
Review by John Delia Compelling and disturbing due to the historical period in Hungary with the occupation of the Russians following
February 13, 2020
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Review by John Delia Compelling and disturbing due to the historical period in Hungary with the occupation of the Russians following
Review by John Delia, Sr. Heartwarming and heartfelt, the documentary Aida’s Secrets reveals how two brothers find their family
Review by John Delia One of this year’s Foreign Film Oscar nominations, Embrace of the Serpent opens this weekend in several
Review by John Delia One of the best Foreign Language Films in 2015, Mustang now opens in the United States and it’s one
Review by John Delia The compelling film The Attack has a pocket full of messages and a handful of questions as it spools out a
Review by John Delia Picturesque, intriguing and romantic the odd love story of the strange King of Denmark comes to theaters this weekend. Called A
STARK REALISM WITH GUT WRENCHING SCENES NINAH’S DOWRY Review by John Delia Life in other countries can be brutal in many different ways, with spousal
It’ not often enough that we can get reminded in film of some of the more dismal times from the past, especially those that show ‘man’s inhumanity to man.’ This happens to be the case of La Rafle (The Round-Up) a French film that captures a period in history covering the cruel extermination of a helpless people, including children in the 1941-45 France. The movie has a sorrowful tone that resonates throughout yet a must see to remind us that the world we live in is so fragile.
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