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Sugar Island (2024): The Echo of Slavery
When the Caribbean sun of Hispaniola first burned the backs of those African Black bodies, a wound was opened. Sugar Island reminds us that this scar still hurts; more than 500 years later, the echoes of colonization continue to resonate. Rarely has Dominican cinema looked so rigorously at a past that cannot be shaken off.…
Mortal Kombat II (2026): Built for the fans
Mortal Kombat is one of the most famous video games in history. Its impact has transcended consoles, maintaining a constant presence in popular culture since Midway Games released the first version in 1992. Its graphic violence and the famous fatalities were among the reasons why, years later, the age-rating system for video games in North…
The Drama (2026): Love is a Nightmare
There are many ways to break the traditional narrative structure of the romantic comedy, and The Drama, by Norwegian filmmaker Kristoffer Borgli, uses all of them. In a way, I should have been prepared for an unusual story since I was already familiar with Borgli’s previous work, Dream Scenario, where he puts Nicolas Cage through…
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