The Lost City | Review
A feel-good, lighthearted film, The Lost City does an excellent job of showcasing the chemistry between its two leads, which is ultimately the best reason to watch.
Kenia Hernandez
Hello. I've started this blog to write reviews on some of my interests, like film and literature. It's currently a hobby of mine, one I hope I can get better at. Currently I am studying English Literature in university. I'm excited to start posting.
It Comes at Night – Review
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Shadow – Review
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