“Pain and Glory” is a testament to Almodovar’s art – a personal, existential tale based on loose memoirs, people and places. When acclaimed directors reach a certain age, they’re often tempted to become more sentimental and reflective in their last … Continue reading Pain and Glory (2019) – A Moving Portrait of Pedro Almodovar
HBO’s “Chernobyl” has been widely praised, widely criticized too. In this article, Cultural Hater looks into the grounds for criticism of the series, as well as its praiseworthy craftsmanship. In this article, I deep-dive into: Criticism of “Chernobyl” Real commentary … Continue reading HBO’s “Chernobyl” – The Fiction, The True & The Contemporary Importance of The Series
The bedazzling piece of existential, personal cinema, that Alfonso Cuaron serves in “Roma”, marks one of the most unique films of the year.
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Six was not the lucky number for the creators of Waco (2018). Waco (2018) is a depiction of the events that took place in Texas in the 1993. The compound of a religious cult called the Branch Davidian, led by … Continue reading TV Show Analysis: Waco (2018)
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