Movie Reviews, Cinematic insights, and Articles, written first with a mental typewriter from the heart of one of the oldest cinematic cities in the world, Cairo!

Spring Came On Laughing, directed by Noha Adel, is an unconventional journey exploring traditions, human connections, and social dynamics. The film unfolds through three interconnected

Here, the latest film from Robert Zemeckis, presents an ambitious exploration of life through the lens of a single house, capturing decades of human experiences

The Substance, directed by Coralie Fargeat, is an unforgettable exploration of perfection, identity, and detachment. It is a movie that grips you from the first

Director Mira Shaib’s Arzé is a cinematic triumph in simplicity, infusing humor and heart into a poignant exploration of Lebanese society’s deep-seated complexities. What begins

In an era where horror films often rush to shock without substance, “Speak No Evil” stands apart by playing a more sophisticated game with its

Imagine a reunion dinner with old friends, a remote mansion, and an invention that promises to change everything. That’s how It’s What’s Inside begins—intriguing, unsettling,

Don’t Move (2024), directed by Brian Netto and Adam Schindler, dives into the fractured psyche of Iris, portrayed by Kelsey Asbille (known from Yellowstone)—a mother