By This weekend, the visionary director returns to the world of the Na’vi with Avatar: Fire and Ash, the third instalment in a saga that continues to push the boundaries of what is technically possible in a darkened room. While the previous chapter took us into the depths of the Metkayina
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Back in the ’90s, I’d find myself in Los Angeles once a year for various excuses. During my stays, I played a game when meeting people called “Actor or Screenwriter?” It just seemed like everyone I bumped into was either living in town hoping to get their break performing or
Blu-ray Review: Splendid Outing (Limited Edition)
People often speak of taking a getaway trip to get them refocused or just unplug from their everyday issues. This seems like a great idea. A few days to forget about all your problems. Except many times the problems either follow you or the location brings you a bunch of
Rock, Paper, Scissors Shortlisted For Best Live Action Short Film at 2026 Academy Awards
In the landscape of contemporary short-form cinema, few films have carried as much weight or resonated as deeply as Rock, Paper, Scissors. Following its triumphant BAFTA victory, the announcement that Franz Böhm’s powerful drama has been shortlisted for Best Live Action Short Film at the 2026 Academy Awards feels less
Rightful Vision Film Review
Star rating: 4/5 Writer: Chamara Prasanna Kodithuwakku Director: Ranga Bandaranayake Starring: Hemarisi Liyanage, Ramya Wanigasekara and John Dinesh Sandrawan Rightful Vision is an intelligent, caring piece of cinema. Written by Chamara Prasanna Kodithuwakku and directed by Ranga Bandaranayake, this story set in Sri Lanka showcases a very specific, crucial moment
