This year was a really hard choice. From over 20 pickups, I made a hard selection, where some titles were tossed out with a breaking heart. But then… This list couldn’t be any different. I only wish every year was so generous in quality pictures.
Snowdonia: Sheep, Dragons and Hills
Spending holidays is a very good subject to know a person by. This can actually tell you more about their behaviour than meeting them in their day-to-day routine. When people are off the hook, they tend to behave differently. It’s neither bad or good, they simply let their more secretive side off the leash. It ranges from simply amplifying their normal behaviour, getting even lazier to feeling a fresh breeze on what was locked down for a longer while. Continue reading →
New Horizons 2019: Cinema that moves you
In the era of blockbusters, reboots and recurring ideas, film festivals such as New Horizons is something fresh and liberating. You can stop looking at film business through the money race and breathe in pure creativity. Continue reading →
SDCC 2019: The Masterpost
San Diego Comic-Con is the biggest pop-cultural event on the planet Earth and so it is a duty of each geek to get out from it as much as possible. Sadly, only a small percentage of us have the privilege to attend it and the rest of us have to feed on scraps found here and there on the Internet (God bless you, Internet!). Continue reading →
Rocketman: I’m Still Standing
I cannot say I’ve been the biggest fan of Elton John, but I did love his music my whole life. Knowing his full story was never a thing to be bothered with. I knew the music, some basic facts. Usually, this is enough. I try to enjoy the creativity of people instead of judging them. But last year, my interest in his biography increased because of… Bohemian Rhapsody. Continue reading →