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Siraj Syed

Siraj Syed is the India Correspondent for FilmFestivals.com and a member of FIPRESCI, the International Federation of Film Critics. He is a Film Festival Correspondent since 1976, Film-critic since 1969 and a Feature-writer since 1970. He is also an acting and dialogue coach. 

 

13 Hours-The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi, Review: Michael? No Bay! This 144 minute film is a good 44 minutes too long for its own good. It reconfirms the golden rule that true stories are not...

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paramount
Exxon Oil
Chuck Hogan
Mitchell Zuckoff
David Costabile
Toby Stephens
michael bay
James Badge Dale
Pablo Schreiber
John Krasinski
tripoli
Muammar Gaddafi
Sona Jillani
Alexia Barlier
Andrei Claude
Peyman Moaadi

Zootopia (known as Zootropolis in some countries) is Disney’s 55th animated feature, in 3D computer graphics. The theme--unlikely buddies teaming-up to solve a crime--is not exactly a novel idea in...

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Alan Tudyk
Bonnie Hunt
Della Saba
Don Lake
Duke of Weselton
Frank Capra
Frozen
Ginnifer Goodwin
Idris Elba
J.K. Simmons
Jared Bush
Jason Bateman
Jennifer Lee
Jenny Slate
Jesse Corti as Manchas
Jim Reardon
John DiMaggio
Joshie Trinidad
Jr.
Kath Soucie
Leah Latham
Maurice LaMarche
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Nate Torrence
Octavia Spencer
Phil Johnston
Raymond S. Persi
Shakira
Tom Lister
Tommy Chong

London Has Fallen, Review: The Butler did it If he can save the White House, can London be far behind? To be accurate, it never really fell. Yes, London Bridge was blown up. A few hundred armed...

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Waleed Zuaiter
Adel Bencherif
Mehdi Dehbi
Melissa Leo
Babak Najafi
aaron eckhart
Alon Aboutboul
Chad St. John
Christian Gudegast
Gerard Butler
Sam Worthington
Olympus Has Fallen Antoine Fuqua
Angela Bassett
Shivani Ghai
Morgan Freeman
Charlotte Riley
Creighton Rothenberger
Katrin Benedikt

45 Years, Review: 95 minutes of great cinema A tender and touching British film waits you in the shape of 45 Years. If you have had enough of mass destructive action, comic superheroes and...

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Andrew Haighh
David Constantine
Tome Courtenay
Charlotte Rampling
Gandhi Mirabehn
Geraldine James
Norfolk
Assembly
David Sibley
Dolly Wells

An Australia-United States co-production, Gods of Egypt was shot in Australia, predominantly on green screens, at Fox Studios, Sydney. Most ‘Egyptian’ Gods are played by Caucasian actors and the...

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Abbey Lee Kershaw
Alexandria
Anubis
Baz Luhrmann
Brenton Thwaites
caucasian
cgi
Chadwick Boseman
Courtney Eaton
Elodie Yung
forced perspective
Gerard Butler
Hathor
Horus
LionsGate
Matt Sazama and Burk Sharpless
motion control
Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
Osiris
Ra
set
shooting with two cameras side-by-side
Thot
vfx
Zaya