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iBoy is a Netflix’s film released in January 2017, and the film carries a typical Netflix’s signature of science fiction, i.e. one of the reasons I love Netflix so much. No other programme provides gives so much on science fiction and especially not in such a diverse way as Netflix. This film presents a story…
This film gives a beautiful insight into psychological issues people face after trauma, and as such could easily serve as an educational material. However, the film is more than that. It is also an unpredictable and surprising story, which will satisfy many film lovers. The story portrays a psychiatrist Dr Jane Mathis (Vinessa Shaw) who…
Coin Heist is a film that narrates a story of a group of teenagers who are trying to save their school by stealing from the U.S Mint. In that, they created a unique coin they are trying to secretly produce during the night to raise money for the school, so that they can still have…
I read the second book I received in #SaveTheCulture Initiative. This one was more interesting than the first one, I have to say. This was also the first time I got hooked up with a book I did not enjoy. In other words, this book is so dark that you hate it, but you can’t…
Yesterday I watched “Labyrinth of Lies”, a German movie originally released in 2014. The version with English subtitles was released by Amazon Prime in 2016. The film is a really interesting reflection on true events that happened in 1958 Germany, when the population was still refusing to face the past and the horror of WWII,…