Aayushman Pandey’s, Alexia Kyriakopoulou’s and Natasha Babenko’s stirring documentary, Normal Day,Β proves that virtual reality is the next frontier for empathetic storytelling
Riyad Mammadyarov
Riyad Mammadyarov
I am a graduate of New York University and am currently pursuing my master's degree in cinema studies at the same institution. My passion for films knows no bounds! It warms my heart and inspires zeal to talk movies with fellow cinephiles. Have any questions, comments or just want to chat? Email me at riyad.mamedyarov@gmail.com
Film Review: ‘Downsizing’
Alexander Payne’s most whimsical film yet,Β ‘Downsizing,’ is a modest ecocritical work that oscillates between multiple themes while seldom maintaining the focus needed to investigate any which one
Film Review: ‘Molly’s Game’
Famed screenwriter Aaron Sorkin’s directorial debut is an entertaining accomplishment that delivers an engaging experience that will leave one thoroughly satisfied
Aaron Sorkin, Jessica Chastain and Michael Cera Hit ‘Molly’s Game’ Red Carpet
Molly’s Game Director-writer Aaron Sorkin and stars graced the red carpet for the NYC premiere
Film Review: ‘I, Tonya’
Craig Gillespie returns to his inherently bizarre cinematic interests with his latest feature,Β I, Tonya.
Beauty exists in a dichotomous plane of existence
NYCF: Guys We Fu@#ked Podcast Talks Bestiality, Fetishes, and Anti Slut-Shaming
The whip-smart comedy duo Sorry About Last Night featuring comedians Corinne Fisher and Krystyna Hutchinson of the infamous Guys We Fu@#ked: the Anti Slut-Shaming Podcast discuss changing paradigms, bestiality, and not being ashamed at the size of your nipples.
DeWanda Wise Graces The Knockturnalβs November/December Digital Cover
Photo By Jason Bell
DeWanda Wise is proving to be one of the most charming and adroit young talents out there today.
The New York Comedy Festival gave fans the opportunity to hone their comedic skills with a famed The Second City’s improv class.
Alfred Hitchcock’s most iconic sequence is gone over with a fine toothed comb in this adroit yet rather simplistic documentaryΒ