My Tennis Genius: Coaching, Film & Coming-of-Age Story
"My Tennis Genius" explores the clash between an aging tennis coach and a young player, delving into coaching styles, personal growth, and cross-generational support beyond the sport itself.
Sacrifice: Gavras’s Satirical Film with Taylor-Joy & Charli XCX
Romain Gavras's "Sacrifice," starring Anya Taylor-Joy & Charli XCX, explores myth-making and societal satire. Filmed in Greece, it follows a popstar and a radical group amidst luxury fundraisers and volcanic eruptions.
Lisbeth Salander: Justice, Freedom, and Dismantling Corruption
Lisbeth Salander confronts her past and a corrupt system in the Millennium trilogy's conclusion. She fights for survival, freedom, and justice, dismantling a secret organization through truth and exposure.
“The Paper”: Mockumentary, Office Alumni & Toledo Reality Teller
"The Paper", a mockumentary from "The Office" alumni, follows the decomposing Toledo Reality Teller & new editor Ned, facing clickbait & Enervate pressures. Humor grows mid-season.
Row: A Doomed Journey of Disillusionment and Survival
"Row" portrays a botched rowing goal, fueled by disillusionment and individualistic ideas. It explores survival, but lacks depth and leaves a underwhelming impact. Akshay Khanna delivers standout performance.
See How They Run: A Whodunit Mystery in London’s West End
In 1950s London, a Hollywood director is murdered backstage. Inspector Stoppard and Constable Stalker investigate amidst a cast of suspects in this Agatha Christie-esque whodunit. Twists and turns abound!
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Rural Terror & Leatherface
Five friends' road trip descends into terror in Tobe Hooper's 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre'. Encounter Leatherface and his family in a rural nightmare. Chainsaw, terror, and escape.
Freaky Friday: Family, Music, and Body Swap Fun
Freaky Friday explores family dynamics, music dreams, and the challenges of understanding each other through a magical body swap. It highlights independence, responsibility, and timeless story.
Jaswinder Bhalla: Punjabi Comedy Icon Passes Away
Jaswinder Bhalla, the iconic Punjabi comedian & actor known for 'Carry On Jatta,' has passed away at 65 after a brain stroke. A PhD holder and former professor, his legacy of wit and humanity endures.
Smollett Case: Netflix Doc, Truth, and Media Frenzy
Netflix's documentary explores the Jussie Smollett case, media circus and its reflection of American views on race and popularity. Unreliable source and a question mark remain.
Beatles’ Audio Restoration: Emmy Nomination & AI Magic
Giles Martin's Beatles '64 documentary nominated for Emmy. AI-powered audio restoration revives 60-year-old recordings, enhancing Lennon's vocals & Starr's drums. Aim: preserve genuine sound, evoke emotion.
Sean Kingston: Fraud Sentence & $1M Scheme Exposed
Rapper Sean Kingston sentenced to 3.5 years for a $1M fraud, leveraging fame to deceive vendors. Kingston and his mother convicted of wire fraud. Luxury items unpaid include watches, LED TV, Escalade.
Coolie: Rajinikanth’s Box Office Record-Breaker
"Coolie" shatters records, becoming the highest-grossing Tamil film in North America, surpassing even "2.0". Rajinikanth's superstar power is undeniable, driving box office success and global fan excitement.
Real Housewives of London: Transatlantic Reality TV
"Real Housewives of London" faces cultural challenges. Will it match the drama of its US counterparts? British audiences love reality TV, but can this franchise adapt to British sensibilities?
Siege at Thorn High: Indonesian Action-Thriller, Racial Violence
In Jakarta, 1998, Edwin, haunted by his sister's loss, seeks her missing son amidst racial violence against Chinese Indonesians at Thorn High. Betrayal and vengeance rise during the siege.
Kids Go to Jupiter: Indie Animation, Capitalism & Dreams
Julian Glander's 'Kids Go to Jupiter' explores capitalism, dreams, and youth through indie animation. Billy's journey reflects economic struggles and the search for a better life.
Obama & Rothwell: Black Representation, Marriage Choices, and Hollywood
Michelle Obama and Natasha Rothwell discuss Black representation in media, making marriage a choice, and navigating Hollywood's challenges and opportunities. They emphasized authentic storytelling.