What We Can Learn From Tick Tick…Boom, Jonathan Larson’s Autobiographical Musical
When times are tough we look around for inspiration or success stories about people who have been in our position and succeeded. These stories are all around us but we don’t pay attention to them until we need them.
When I needed inspiration, I came across Tick Tick...Boom! on Netflix and it has become a bit of an obsession for me. It’s an autobiographical musical about a man who kept going even though the odds were against him. I needed to hear his story and now I am going to tell you why it is a good source of inspiration.
The best female directed films from 2021 that you do not want to miss!
Want to look for films that enrich your mind this year? Films that will make you travel (still not that easy otherwise!), think differently, and which your friends won’t have seen yet?
Film review: The Man Who Sold His Skin
In the myth of Pygmalion, the Cypriot sculptor falls in love with a statue he made of ivory and as a reward from the goddess Aphrodite the statue will be revived and given the name Galatea.
Film review: Cruella
No other villain created by Disney Studios is as hated as Cruella De Ville of 101 Dalmatians.
Film review: Promising Young Woman
Promising Young Woman, the directorial debut of versatile Emerald Fennell, an actress and screenwriter, is a film that leaves the impression of a cover version of the genre in the most positive sense.
Film review: Nomadland
The definition of nomad is a person who does not stay long in the same place, moves from one place to another; a wanderer.
Honeyland: There is no life in the hunger for profit
Twenty five years after the nomination in the Best Foreign Film category for Milčo Mančevski's Before the Rain, one Macedonian film was an Oscar candidate in two categories - Best Documentary (Feature) and Best International Feature Film. Honeyland announced an international campaign with the triumph at Sundance in 2019, but no one expected such an incredible success.