5 ideas about a movie: The Death of Stalin

Hello! I’m taking another break from the mainstream cinema, and reviewing a weird indie. This is The Death of Stalin. IMDb summary: Follows the Soviet dictator’s last days and depicts the chaos of the regime after his death. Before going to see this film, I had some reservations because I knew that The Death of Stalin was

Movie review: Hardcore Henry

Hello! I’m continuing my series of reviews of the 2016 films that I’ve missed and, this time, I’m giving you my thoughts on Hardcore Henry! IDMb summary: Henry is resurrected from death with no memory, and he must save his wife from a telekinetic warlord with a plan to bio-engineer soldiers. Throughout the years, Hollywood has

Eurovision 2016!

Hello, my dear readers! Once a year, the whole of Europe and Australia (and even the US for the first time) turns on their TVs and witnesses one of the most bizarre international events – the Eurovision Song Contest! Eurovision is supposedly a musical contest and yet it has always been extremely political and biased. This year

Eurovision 2015

Hello! Some of you may know that I live in Europe, so this post shouldn’t come as a shocker, although, now you can live in Australia and be a part of Europe. Anyway, I am a huge Eurovision fan, I have always watched it as a kid, but I remember 2005 being the year that

Outdoor music-opera festival+#OOTD

Hello everybody! On July 5th, I and my parents had some nice family time at music festival. But is not your traditional Coachella type festival – it was an opera and classical music festival. Sounds boring? Well, actually it wasn’t boring at all. I enjoyed this event particularly because I like classical music. I love

Eurovision 2014

As you may know, I live in Europe. This means, that last night I was by my TV, watching Eurovision Song Contest 2014. Some facts: 1. It took 700 workers and 500 volunteers to organize this event 2. This year it was held in Copenhagen – Denmark won last year with a song “Only Teardrops”