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Snow White

3 weeks ago | dmovies.org | Eoghan Lyng |Luca Guadagnino |Charlie Shackleton |Monica Strømdahl

In this latest leap from cartoon to live action, Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot star as the embodiments of good and evil; one a jolly princess, the other a nefarious stepmother. Gadot’s Queen envies the younger woman’s beauty, so much so that she would slay her late husband’s child. Guided by a powerful mirror, the leader pursues the eponymous heroine into a forest, where Snow White encounters seven dwarves of questionable make-up.
God's Mouthpiece

3 weeks ago | dmovies.org | Eoghan Lyng |Luca Guadagnino |Bruce LaBruce |Ken Loach

This 115-minute drama starts with a five minute prayer, recited almost entirely in Latin. The camera focuses on Maria (Isabelle Huppert), a nun fervently glancing at the others in the congregation. Sister Edwina (Florence Pugh) is the young novice engaged in verse; her commitment to God is a tenet of her faith. This nunnery is set in Madrid during the 1930s, and a selection have decided to partake on the Camino de Santiago.
The Alto Knights

1 month ago | dmovies.org | Eoghan Lyng |Luca Guadagnino |Charlie Shackleton |Monica Strømdahl

With The Alto Knights , Robert De Niro is bringing twice the energy. No, he isn’t topping his menacing supporting role in Killers of The Flower Moon (Martin Scorsese, 2023), but playing two lead roles; mafia bosses at that. Beyond the gimmick of De Niro playing two Italian-American goons, Barry Levinson’s feature brings nothing new or substantial to a genre that ideally should have ended with The Irishman (Martin Scorsese, 2019).
The Last Ambassador

1 month ago | dmovies.org | Victor Fraga

Manizha Bakhtari says mournfully as she leaves behind the former Afghan embassy in Vienna, “We never anticipated this”. The scene underlines the air of uncertainty driving forward Natalie Halla‘s engaging documentary. The Austrian director accompanies the Kabul-born diplomat, author and journalist, in the months after a moment of unprecedented upheaval. Bakhtari serves as the Afghan ambassador in Vienna as the Taliban takes Kabul in 2021.
Top 9 dirtiest gambling movies of all time!

1 month ago | dmovies.org | Mariano Garcia |Mariano García

Casinos have long been a source of fascination for filmmakers, serving as the backdrop for thrilling narratives filled with high stakes, deception, and unforgettable characters. Whether it’s a story of professional gamblers, con artists, or unlucky souls trying to beat the house, casino films have captured the excitement and danger of gambling like no other genre. Here’s a look at some of the most popular casino films of all time. …. 1.
Our dirty questions to Fawaz Al-Matrouk

1 month ago | dmovies.org | Lida Bach |Denis Villeneuve

Born in Kuwait and raised in Canada, Fawaz Al-Matrouk is a director, editor and writer with a career spanning two decades. He studied in Arab-Western relations at the University of Toronto, plus he holds an MFA in Cinematic Arts from the University of Southern California (where he was mentored by Ridley Scott). In total, he has directed seven short films, and worked in countless more. His creations have played in festivals worldwide.
Memorabilia

1 month ago | dmovies.org | Eoghan Lyng |Bruce LaBruce |Ali Catterall |Jane Giles

In what opens like a scene from Citizen Kane (Orson Welles, 1942), a man in the face of death takes the time to ask what his life is all about. By peering through the Super 8 footage, he sees the aspects of his existence that challenged, shaped and surprised him, complete with naked bodies. Throughout the film, the character and the audience have to ask, where does memory end and mythology begin? And why is a memoir more potent than a dream?
Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat

1 month ago | dmovies.org | Victor Fraga |Taghi Amirani |Valnei Nunes |Raoul Peck

With a duration of 150 minutes, and a freeform structure heavily reliant on highly innovative montage, Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat takes viewers on a loud and colourful journey across the developments that led to the murder of Congo’s first democratically elected leader, Patrice Lumumba. Most of the events take place in 1960. The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) gained its independence from Belgium (“an independence rotten at the roots”) on June 30th of that year.
Confesiones Chin Chin

1 month ago | dmovies.org | Victoria Luxford |Yuval Abraham |Basel Adra |Hamdan Ballal

M[/dropcapadrid is the setting of this lively comedy-drama, partly inspired by real life secrets and confessions. Set mainly in a busy jazz bar, Confesiones Chin Chin is a procession of conversations between friends all manner of subjects that are perhaps delicate to dive into without a drink in your hand and a close friend by your side. What strikes you very early on in the film is its energy and authenticity.
No Other Land

1 month ago | dmovies.org | Victor Fraga |Farah Nabulsi |Georgia Scott

This is a movie that comes with a warning: “strong language and scenes of violence and shootings which may upset some viewers, and it isn’t suitable for younger viewers”. Indeed this is neither light-hearted viewing nor family entertainment. No Other Land takes audiences on a jarring journey of Palestinian life in the occupied West Bank. An experience you won’t easily forget.