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Continue reading →: Fathers and Daughters: A back-to-back flimsy narrative
By Heinrich Domingo Fathers and daughters is made out of two mediocre stories put together in a storyline that is in the verge of crumbling any time. It is not emotionally engaging. It is not empathic enough. It is not rational in developing characters. Russell Crowe and Amanda Seyfried’s performance…
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Continue reading →: Brooklyn: Loving and living is a choice
By Heinrich Domingo Love is a choice and so is the search for happiness, fulfillment, and contentment. This was the story of Eilis and her journey from Ireland to Brooklyn. She courageously crossed seas to define her own life. But it wasn’t a sweet sail. She was exposed to series…
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Continue reading →: Sleepless: Every frame a revelry
By Heinrich Domingo Cinema is meant to be beautiful. The perfect assembly of visual elements is prerequisite in an effective delivery of a story. Sleepless knows this by heart. Through its production design and cinematography, its narrative on insomniac and call center lifestyle leaves an everlasting impression. This movie is…
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Continue reading →: Apocalypse Child: Wondering while wandering
By Heinrich Domingo Apocalypse Child is reserved for cinephiles who appreciate the undefined. It is not for all. It is not for those who seek reason in the plot, who search for a moral in the story, who don’t like being left behind by the flow of events. This is…
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