Being a parallel or a sequel of the post 7+ Boys, Schools & Prison, the following list is formed by seven movies that boys face dictatorship in school, on war and at the social environment […]
Alternative LGBTQ Films to Watch During Pride Month
It’s pride month! And since celebrating love has never been so important, I decided to make a list of alternative GLBT movies you can watch, because let’s face it, who needs Blue Is the Warmest […]
Movies to Watch in 2017
Now that Cannes Film festival is over along with the other major film festivals, we can have a more clear picture of what’s coming in 2017. Even though we are still in May, I already […]
Alain Fabien Delon for Caleo Magazine
Alain Fabien Delon is no one less than Alain Delon’s son and to keep the coolness in the family, the 23-year-old boy is a model and an actor on the rise, being in Yann Gonzales’s […]
10 Palme d’Or Winners to Revisit this Cannes Season
The 70th Cannes Film Festival started today, and one of this year’s presidents Uma Thurman said something remarkable at Les Fantomes d’Ismael’s red carpet when she was asked about how she felt when she received […]
Cinema of the Flesh
It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything on the blog, so I decided to talk about a subject that often pops up on Papiro & Mint, which are films about sex, transgression, eroticism, and sexuality. […]
Five Movies For Jazz Lovers
After La La Land’s hype and my increasing interest in jazz music, I’ve decided to talk about five incredible films I’ve seen over the last two years that are just too good to be left […]
What’s In My Bag? (Joy Division Edition)
Since I’m almost done with the Joy Division biography written by Peter Hook, I got myself wondering about everything I own from the band, making me take out everything from the shelves and realize that […]
Men Style on 5 Films
According to designer Saul Bass, style is substance. And what is Papiro and Mint but a blog about style on books, film, music, and photography? I’ve always wanted to talk about this subject here, but […]
Great Oscar Losers to Watch Instead of the Oscars
Cinephiles tend to not like the Oscars not because we don’t like Americans films, but because the ceremony that happens every year usually ignore a significant amount of really good films (including international ones) to […]
