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GamStop self-exclusion is among the most efficient tools for controlling player behaviour in UK online casinos. The nationwide program covers all in-country gaming and betting platforms, supporting users who struggle with the symptoms of compulsive problems. On the contrary, the US doesn...
Life in a busy state like Texas can be very stressful and sometimes overwhelming. That is why adults need a channel to let out some steam. One of the popular ways people unwind is through online games.
Despite online gaming being once considered as an activity for teens, it is now becoming a common way for adults to relax across the state. The reason is simple. Games o...
Ask most film scholars to name a great Swedish director, and they’ll say Ingmar Bergman. Ask them for a great Finnish director, and they’ll say Aki Kaurismäki. Ask them for a great Danish director, and they’ll say Carl Dreyer (or Lars von Trier, if they don’t hate his films to pieces).
Norway has a filmmaker who’s worthy of joining that august company, and it’s Joachi...
I don’t know whether to call Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery a Christian film. It’s about Christianity, at any rate. We learn that Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) was raised in a deeply religious home, and that upbringing has made him vehemently opposed to all religions. The film does not end (or even middle) with him falling to his knees and finding God, but the ...
In 1998, the Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda made a highly atypical work for him called After Life. Depicting life after death as a Buddhist temple and movie studio, it remains one of his best movies. I have to think David Freyne used it as an inspiration for Eternity, a funny romantic film that doesn’t quite reach the heights of Kore-eda’s masterpiece ...
