The influence of cinema is different for each individual. One of the vital things that cinema does is introduce us to the world we don’t know much. Showcase the reality we don’t want to talk about and give us a… Continue Reading
Da 5 Bloods (2020) is Spike Lee’s new Netflix produced film covering the return of four African-American soldiers to the body of their squad leader and a deposit of gold they had buried in the Vietnam War. It was released… Continue Reading
We all love the world of cinema and the people who are part of it. The magical and complex world of cinema is full of inspiring and struggled stories. One such inspiring journey was of one of the most elegant… Continue Reading
One of the shows known for its better portrayal of racial prejudice in the United States of America is HBO’s adaptation of Alan Moore’s 1986 graphic novel “Watchmen.” On Memorial Day (25 May, 2019) George Floyd, a 46-year-old African-American, died… Continue Reading
The very title of Konkana Sensharma’s directorial debut A Death in the Gunj (2017) implies that someone will die. An instant reminder would be Christi Puiu’s The Death of Mr. Lazarescu (2005), but not as explicit as to directly let… Continue Reading
From the first shot of Black Swan (2010), we see the protagonist, Nina Seyers (played by Natalie Portman) immersed in her beloved discipline that is ballet. We see her dreaming of dancing the Swan Lake. Black Swan is a film… Continue Reading
Fleabag (2019) has already received all the praise a TV show could possibly receive, so perhaps it’s best to avoid repetition by looking underneath the exceptionally well written and executed layers of the show and talk about how fleabag portrays… Continue Reading
In a recent clip shared by Anand Gandhi, which plays out as a tribute to Irrfan Khan, we see the late actor in a candid conversation with great change-makers. In the clip we see Irrfan sharing insights on one’s self,… Continue Reading
” Boredom makes men to villian” This is exactly what you feel when you watch The Lighthouse. The Lighthouse (2019) offers a different kind of thrill, something which hasn’t been seen in a while. There are so many things which… Continue Reading
“If you are looking for a happy ending, you won’t find one here.” That’s the warning every Korean horror movie should come with. Sheer, morbid curiosity about the craft, is what makes a person delve into this band of horror.… Continue Reading