NOTE: Here is my review from Soda & Telepaths that was posted back on September 6th, 2021
Our Father (2022) – Terrifyingly Real
Released: 11th May
Seen: 13th May
Donald Cline, the villain that the entire Our Father documentary revolves around, is one of the vilest human beings to walk this earth and that is not a statement made lightly. Specialising in infertility treatments, Donald Cline worked on multiple women who came to him either to have help with a fertility issue involving their husband or who were going to use a sample from a sperm bank… and for many of those (we have no idea how many) Donald Cline would use his own personal semen sample to impregnate these women and he would’ve gotten away with it too if it wasn’t for his own meddling kids getting a 23 and Me test.
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Downfall: The Case Against Boeing (2022) – Plane and Simple
Released: 18th February
Seen: 11th May
Downfall: The Case Against Boeing begins on 29 October 2018 when Lion Air Flight 610 took off from the Soekarno–Hatta International Airport heading for Depati Amir Airport, both of which are in Indonesia. The plane, a Boeing 737 Max 8, left the ground at 6:20 am with 181 passengers and 8 crew members on board.
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FoodxFilm Festival Review: You Think The Earth Is A Dead Thing (2019)
NOTE: Here is my review from Soda & Telepaths that was posted back on October 3, 2021
FoodxFilm Festival Review: When Tomatoes Met Wagner (2019)
NOTE: Here is my review from Soda & Telepaths that was posted back on October 3, 2021
FoodxFilm Festival Review: The Ants And The Grasshopper (2021)
NOTE: Here is my review from Soda & Telepaths that was posted back on October 4, 2021
FoodxFilm Festival Review: Wild Relatives (2018)
NOTE: Here is my review from Soda & Telepaths that was posted back on October 5, 2021
White Hot: The Rise And Fall of Abercrombie & Fitch (2022) – Luke Warm
Released: 19th April
Seen: 1st May
When you think of the brand name Abercrombie & Fitch, chances are good that the image that comes to your mind is that of an attractive muscular white college guy in low rise jeans. Originally a brand that was associated with hunters, rugged men and Teddy Roosevelt, Abercrombie & Fitch would pivot hard into this image of the cool college frat guy in a way that defined a generation… but of course, as one might expect, when you build your brand on an image of attractive muscular white college guys that tends to mean that there is some shady shit going on and White Hot: The Rise And Fall of Abercrombie & Fitch is here to point out just some of the things that were going on.
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FoodxFilm Festival Review: Gather (2020)
NOTE: Here is my review from Soda & Telepaths that was posted back on September 28, 2021
FoodxFilm Festival Review: The Taste Of Desire (2021)
NOTE: Here is my review from Soda & Telepaths that was posted back on September 28, 2021