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Vittorio De Sica’ s 1948 film Ladri di Biciclette (The Bicycle Thieves) has generated enough acclaim in its life that it’s hard to justify writing another review of it. Nonetheless, for aspiring screenwriters, Ladri …
Film Review: The Bicycle Thieves Read More
Following up on out Tuesday report, The Price Of Life NYC held a demonstration against human trafficking Thursday afternoon. It featured members recounting actual trafficking experiences from youth across …
The Price Of Life NYC Brings Human Trafficking Awareness To CCNY Students Read More
For those walking in the NAC who saw these ads for sex slaves-rest easy. CCNY hasn’t descended that far into the abyss…yet. The flyers come courtesy of The Price Of …
Local Group Seeks To Fight Human Trafficking At CCNY Read More
World War Z must have one of the shortest first acts in film history. The first act, usually the first half hour, is generally where the conflict is introduced. This film opens …
Film Review: World War Z Read MoreThe total lack of films that come out of Saudi Arabia make Wadjda, a Saudi film by Haiffa Al-Mansour, instantly alluring. Haiffa Al-Mansour is already accredited as being the first successful woman …
Film Review: Wadjda Read More
Rains drops shine like diamonds. A choreographed battle becomes a dance of graceful, powerful movement as violence is for this brief moment, beautiful in its chaos. With this incredible fight scene director …
Film Review: Grandmaster Read More