Not all romantic comedies have stood the test of time quite as well as 2001’s…
Author: Yasmine Kandil
Yasmine Kandil
Yasmine Kandil is a Senior Film Critic and Editor at DiscussingFilm and works in the Production Department on Films and Television. Follow her twitter @filmwithyas to keep up with all of her work.
Paddington in Peru doesn’t reach the gold standard set by the first two movies. However, that doesn’t make it any less of a true pleasure to watch.
Babygirl sees Nicole Kidman at the top of her acting game, telling a brave story about a woman struggling to define her own needs and desires.
Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist is a new masterpiece that brilliantly showcases all the nuances that come with pursuing the American dream.
Maria doesn’t reach the same heights as director Pablo Larraín’s previous biopics, but Angelina Jolie delivers a worthy performance.
Each year Sundance Film Festival kicks off the festival circuit whilst launching several films from…
Giancarlo Esposito dishes out on all things Parish, Netflix’s The Gentlemen, and his hopes to one day make a Gus Fring prequel series.
Sebastian Stan delivers a stellar performance as young Donald Trump in The Apprentice, but this biopic doesn’t have much else to offer.
Sean Baker’s Anora is an unpredictable wild ride that destigmatizes a taboo community and turns actress Mikey Madison into a movie star.
British director Andrea Arnold paints an authentic, hard-hitting portrait of chosen family and modern youth in her latest film, Bird.