‘It’s not the dialogues but the gestures, the intersections of eyes, that create and best render an atmosphere of borders, of deep injustice.’

 ‘Without her precious performance, the film would have fallen and lost much of its strength.’

Eran Riklis' 'Lemon Tree' is a tender yet powerful film portraying a Palestinian woman's struggle to protect her lemon orchard facing Israeli security threats. Through subtle gestures and evocative visuals, the movie explores themes of loneliness, resilience, and injustice amidst the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Hiam Abbass delivers a standout performance that anchors the film's emotional depth. The story culminates in a rare legal victory, leaving a bittersweet impression. This is a cinematic experience praised for its quiet intensity and human insight. Watch 'Lemon Tree' to experience a moving story of courage, resistance, and hope within a complex political landscape.

 "In This Light And On This Evening is the album that Joy Division didn’t have time to write."

 "The sounds scratch, tear apart, and shred, making this an album that should be listened to on vinyl."

The reviewer reflects on Editors' growth across their three albums, emphasizing the unique tension and distinct sound of 'In This Light And On This Evening'. Despite earlier disinterest in their second album, this third release impressed with tracks like 'The Boxer' and 'Walk The Fleet Road'. The album’s raw and textured sound is praised, especially on vinyl, and it’s considered a modern interpretation of what Joy Division's music might have evolved into. Discover Editors' atmospheric third album—listen now and experience its gripping tension and vinyl-worthy sound.

 The film’s main merit is in abandoning vulgar comedy, in favor of a sophisticated comedy of errors, amusing, and at times poetic.

 I was beginning to understand the meaning of charisma, identifying in his superior a true model of behavior, someone to imitate and emulate.

The review praises Dino Risi's 1987 film Il Commissario Lo Gatto as a sophisticated and poetic comedy set in Sicily. The film artfully mixes mystery and sociopolitical themes while highlighting strong character dynamics, especially between Commissioner Lo Gatto, his deputy Griselli, and reporter Ragusa. The reviewer considers this one of Risi's best late works and Lino Banfi’s finest performance. The film’s multifaceted narrative style and cultural richness make it a cinematographic cornerstone. Discover the charm of Dino Risi’s Il Commissario Lo Gatto—watch the film and explore its rich blend of comedy, mystery, and Sicilian culture today!

 "You are still Jaco, and you know how to play, and you put your soul into it, actually pouring it into every note."

 "There’s still room for one last hurrah, and here you showed us for the last time."

Live In Italy captures one of Jaco Pastorius’s last tours before his tragic death. While his playing was affected by personal struggles, his passion and talent still shone through. Collaborating with Bireli Lagrene and Thomas Borocz, Jaco delivers heartfelt renditions of classics like Teen Town and Satin Doll. The album serves as a poignant farewell and a testament to his enduring artistry. Discover the soulful energy of Jaco Pastorius’s final performances—listen to Live In Italy and feel the legend’s lasting impact.

 This album miraculously belongs to that limited group of metal albums truly capable of leading us by the hand to the lord of the underworld.

 Claustrophobic, slow, oppressive but also dynamic when necessary, and feral like a beast.

Abysmal's sole 1995 album 'The Pillorian Age' is a rare and underrated gem blending black and doom metal atmospheres. Though largely unknown due to limited live exposure, the record masterfully combines gloom, ferocity, and dynamic pacing. It evokes early legends like Katatonia and Darkthrone, and remains a powerful, claustrophobic journey into dark metal's underworld. A must-listen for fans seeking something unique and haunting from the underground metal scene. Dive into the dark depths of Abysmal's 'The Pillorian Age' and experience a unique black-doom metal journey today!

 Sting’s voice is always beautiful, and with age, it acquires color and interesting nuances, but the real problem is the monotony of the acoustic compositions.

 An album that seems like the swan song of a bored old English Lord wishing to give himself an air, flaunting pretentious and virtuous stylistic exercises, but which ultimately do not reach the soul of the listener.

The review criticizes Sting's album If On A Winter’s Night as a tedious and pretentious work that lacks emotional engagement. While his voice remains beautiful, the overuse of acoustic instruments and monotonous compositions make the album hard to listen to. The reviewer views it as an uninspired departure from Sting's rock roots, more a self-indulgent stylistic exercise than a soulful record. Despite involvement of skilled collaborators, it fails to connect and is predicted to be forgotten soon. Discover the full review and decide if Sting’s wintery departure suits your taste—listen and explore the album now!

 Sometimes, those films that are deemed masterpieces of cinema appear to me as 'just' good films.

 The weak point lies within the film itself: too often the movie lacks events that capture the viewer’s attention.

The review discusses Oliver Stone's Platoon, acknowledging its raw and powerful portrayal of the Vietnam War from the director's personal experience. Despite its acclaim and multiple Academy Awards, the film is seen as lacking cinematic engagement due to slow pacing and overextended scenes. The movie focuses on internal conflicts within the American platoon rather than battles with the Viet Cong, leading to both praise for its polemical stance and criticism for its diminished entertainment value. The reviewer contrasts it with Apocalypse Now, highlighting Platoon's unique yet flawed approach. Discover Oliver Stone's gritty Vietnam War story – watch Platoon and decide if it’s a masterpiece or just good!

 Calling themselves 'Urinals' means declaring themselves losers right from the start.

 'Surfin With The Shah' is the instrumental that Jonathan Richman would have played with Sonic Youth.

Urinals' Negative Capability epitomizes raw, minimalist post-punk brilliance from 1978 Los Angeles. Their lo-fi approach, stripped-down instrumentation, and the distinctive vocal style create a pioneering sound that influenced many. This 1996 anthology compiles key EPs and live recordings, revealing their uncompromising artistic vision. Their legacy extends through side projects like 100 Flowers and Trotsky Icepick, showcasing evolution from punk minimalism to more textured experiments. Dive into the gritty world of Urinals and experience raw post-punk energy—listen to Negative Capability and explore their influential legacy today!

 8 beautiful tracks, put together a few years ago; definitely enjoyable to listen to even for those who are not particularly fond of this band.

 This is definitely the central chapter of the EP.

This review praises Modest Mouse's EP 'No One's First And You're Next' for its cohesive blend of indie and rock sounds across eight tracks. The reviewer highlights standout songs like 'Satellite Skin,' 'The Whale Song,' and 'King Rat,' noting the band's skillful instrumentation and unique musical elements. Despite similar sounds between tracks, the EP remains engaging without becoming monotonous. The review ends on a playful note reflecting affection for the band's thematic focus on mice. Listen to Modest Mouse's 'No One's First And You're Next' EP for a unique indie rock experience today!

 Between living dead and dying living there is no difference.

 It’s a poetic and refined film, grotesque and surreal, in which there is no lack of a good dose of humor.

Dellamorte Dellamore is a visually stunning, poetic horror film set in a foggy cemetery where zombies rise seeking flesh. Beyond its horror elements, it explores themes of love and loneliness through well-crafted characters and surreal humor. Directed by Michele Soavi and based on Tiziano Sclavi's novel, the film offers a unique blend of macabre romance and dark fairy tale aesthetics. With compelling performances and memorable scenes, it stands out from typical zombie movies. Dive into the haunting, poetic world of Dellamorte Dellamore—watch this unique blend of horror and dark romance today!

 Not just any collection.

 The heavy (or dirty) sound of Isis expressed in electronic form by mysterious various artists.

This review highlights the selected remixes from Isis' Oceanic album, emphasizing the unique blend of heavy post-metal with electronic experimentation. Standout tracks include contributions from Fennesz, Mike Patton, Venetian Snares, and The Oktopus. The collection is praised as successful experiments transforming the original sound. Discover the innovative electronic remixes of Isis' Oceanic and experience post-metal like never before.

 "Their flagship track is undoubtedly 'Shut Up,' with subtly ironic cynicism in the lyrics."

 "I much prefer the single 'Shut Up,' without frills and laces."

Sin With Sebastian's 'Golden Boy' album, released in 1996, combines pop-punk and dance influences with ironic lyrics, epitomized by the hit 'Shut Up.' The review reflects on the cultural atmosphere of the 90s European music scene and the band's temporary disappearance before their 2008 comeback. 'Golden Boy' remains a nostalgic yet fresh example of dance-punk fusion with catchy and clever songwriting. Dive into the quirky and catchy world of Sin With Sebastian's 'Golden Boy'—a must-listen for 90s dance-punk fans!

 "Wallace tells us, Wallace drains us."

 "It's a book about the control of the self to the advantage of others, words that tell the words that tell us that words do not tell words but stop in the G.O.D."

This review praises David Foster Wallace's 'The Broom of the System' as a complex and poetic novel that challenges conventional storytelling. It highlights the book's exploration of language and self-control, emphasizing its unique narrative style. The reviewer appreciates the subtlety and generosity in the prose, noting the book's refusal to offer straightforward plot details. Dive into the intricate world of David Foster Wallace's 'The Broom of the System' and explore its profound literary depths.

 Klimov touches the deepest sentiments and instincts, twists them, and throws them away without mercy.

 Childhood is over and will never return, Eden is lost, and innocence is tainted, violated.

Come and See is a devastating portrayal of WWII through the eyes of a young boy named Florya, who witnesses unimaginable horrors in Nazi-occupied Belarus. Director Elem Klimov uses haunting imagery, immersive sound, and symbolic storytelling to convey the loss of innocence and brutal realities of war. The film avoids sensational violence and sentimentality, delivering an indelible, visceral experience. It challenges viewers with no comforting resolutions, exposing the raw and chaotic nature of conflict. Watch Come and See to experience one of the most powerful and unforgettable war films ever made.

 Backspacer is a well-made album and songs like "Got Some," "The Fixer," and "Force of Nature" will surely go on my mp3.

 Beautiful, but no longer exciting... it’s as if PJ decided to always play it safe, offering tracks that don’t move an inch.

The review of Pearl Jam's album Backspacer praises its craftsmanship and standout songs like "Got Some" and "The Fixer." However, it criticizes the album for feeling repetitive and safe, lacking the adventurous spirit of previous releases. Ballads are noted as strong but reminiscent of earlier acoustic work. Overall, a good but unsurprising album for longtime fans. Listen to Pearl Jam's Backspacer and decide if you prefer their classic sound or crave something new!

 Instead of being filled with meanings, the film is emptied of them.

 Their performance is a 'caricature,' funny but nothing more.

The review expresses disappointment in Giuseppe Tornatore's Baarìa despite high expectations. While the film's cinematography and nostalgic style are praised, the storytelling is criticized for being overloaded and inconsistent. Some comedic actors revert to familiar roles, making their performances caricatured. Overall, the film falls short for viewers outside its regional context. Discover the highs and lows of Baarìa—read the full review and decide if Tornatore's film is for you!

 Chris Cornell sold out.

 The image of Cornell as Timbaland's puppet acting like one of the Backstreet Boys won’t be easily forgotten!

The review harshly criticizes Chris Cornell's 2009 album 'Scream,' describing it as a commercial misstep that alienated longtime fans with its heavy pop and hip-hop influences. While some acoustic versions show promise, the overall production and Cornell's uninspired vocal delivery disappoint. The author questions Cornell's artistic integrity and expresses skepticism about the upcoming Soundgarden reunion. Discover why fans felt betrayed by Chris Cornell’s 'Scream' and explore the debate around his musical choices.

 Every note is as if a bullet fired to the heart.

 'Above' is an unrepeatable work, it has something tremendously magical, it enters your soul making you experience many unique emotions.

Released in 1995, Mad Season's 'Above' is a deeply emotional grunge album created by a supergroup of renowned 90s musicians. Its haunting themes of guilt, pain, and solitude contrast with a deceptively soft musical atmosphere. Songs like 'River of Deceit' and 'I'm Above' highlight its introspective and melancholic nature. Despite being overlooked in favor of more pop-friendly music, 'Above' remains a unique and powerful musical journey. Explore Mad Season's 'Above'—a haunting grunge gem that stays with you long after the last note.

 "There are truly pointless moments in this book, but they are redeemed by flashes of absolute genius."

 "Highly recommended for die-hard fans of the Elii, although this remains a hilarious book, and therefore I urge everyone to give it a read, with the disengagement and light-heartedness it deserves."

Rocco Tanica's 'Scritti Scelti Male' is a humorous and surreal collection of writings mirroring his band's eclectic style. The book blends genius insights with some trivial moments, all tied together by a comedic vein reminiscent of Zelig's style. Its disorderly arrangement and playful content make it a must-read for fans and lovers of witty humor. Despite a few dull parts, the book shines with flashes of brilliance and clever satire. Dive into Rocco Tanica's hilarious 'Scritti Scelti Male' and enjoy a quirky, witty literary adventure!

 His new album "Pictures" is a unique record in its genre.

 After repeated listening, one always discovers something new that Esseno had skillfully hidden.

Alessandro Esseno's album Pictures offers a unique and original solo piano experience. With a deep mastery of the instrument, Esseno presents an expressive and personal musical language. The album reveals new layers upon repeated listens, flowing seamlessly between introspective and dynamic moments. It culminates in an impressive tribute improvisation, showcasing virtuosity and creativity. Overall, Pictures stands as a testament to Esseno's uncommon artistic maturity. Listen to Alessandro Esseno's Pictures and experience a fresh, unique journey in solo piano music.