In this episode, we are talking about an extraordinary Film Year 1986 and two best picture nominiees in Out of Africa and Kiss of a Spiderwoman

In this Episode, we are talking about the first Blockbuster Film and the first in the Shark Genre. Without Jaws, Under Paris probably wouldn´t have happened. We will see if it was worth to happen.

In this episode, we are talking about "Young Frankenstein" (1974), a classic by director Mel Brooks. His satirical adaption of the legendary Frankenstein story, that dates back to the 19th Century. Join us for this funny adventure on Cinema Clash.

In this episode, we are talking about our favorite sport, the beautiful game, football through the lens of two very different films. „The Beautiful Game“ (2024) and Victory (1981), with a full team of stars behind the Film. Join us in the nostalgic talk and the connection through this sport

Midnight is here. So is part 02, of episode 07 is finally ready to come out.

We celebrate another 30th anniversary of the film. This time of the Leon: The Professional. We dive into our converging opinions of the film and explore why is this release so popular to this day, as it ranks in the top 40 of the IMDbs all-time list.

Forrest Gump is a 6-time Oscar-winning film currently sitting at the 11th spot of an all-time IMDb best-rated films list with 8,8. It is also Luka's, and many other people's favorite all-time film. 😀

In the episode, we celebrate 30 years since this gem was released and talk about all the elements that make this film so great, and memorable to this day. 🎉

In this episode, we are celebrating 50 Films by the legendary director Woody Allen🎊

Out of his long-lasting filmography, we decided to take His 50th film "Coup de Chance" and one of His most famous works, two-time Oscar winner "Hannah and Her Sisters"🤰🏼

"In this episode, we are looking at war, and war filmmaking from different perspectives.

While Oscar winner 20 Days in Mariupol uses documentary-style filmmaking to depict in a horrific fashion what has happened to this city, and Ukranian people, Lepa Sela, Lepa Gora uses dark humor to depict the absurdity of the war situation in the times when Yugoslavia was collapsing.

Both films offer different themes that are worth discussing."