Paprika revolves around a young lady known as Dr. Atsuko Chiba who is a scientist during the day and a dream detective with the code name (Paprika) at night. Tōru Furuya invented a device they call the DC Mini which allows one another to enter ones dream and record the exact events of their dream. The DC Mini records the dreams of the clients and projects them onto a screen Doctor Atsuko is then able to be a part of…

According to my all-time stats this is actually the first Finnish film I've ever even seen so I'll be doing some research but am also open towards some recommendations for what Finnish films I should be watching next. So as for this film itself it's one that masterfully deals with it's themes of grief, trauma and acceptance.

Dealing with a middle aged man named Juha (Pekka Strang) who lost his wife due to an accidental drowning. When he went to…

Just saw a 4K restoration of this in cinemas and it was always one of the main films that I wanted to see on the big screen and it might even be my favourite Lynch film now but it's still a little hard to say when Mulholland Drive exists. But what a perfect film, with each viewing the characters reveal more, the sound design and soundtrack seem even better. The cinematography is on it's own level, it's always so great…

This film is Based on of the life of T. E. Lawrence who was most famous for leading armies of Arabian tribes in military campaigns going against the Ottoman Empire in World War I. The film was directed by renowned filmaker David Lean and Peter O'Toole starred as Lawrence in one of the greatest performances I've ever seen in a film and I'll go into more detail with that soon. So it was beautifully shot in 70mm with such care…

Martin Scorsese had suffered a near fatal cocaine overdose just before this was made and the biography of Jake LaMotta was shown to Scorsese by De Niro during a hospital visit and that's how we eventually got this masterpiece. Scorsese is said to have felt this could have been his last film and it's intensity and rawness can actually be hard to stomach at times but it feels so personal and you just can't look away. The beautiful black and…