Rashomon and The Subjective Truth
Rashomon is a Japanese samurai psychological thriller film directed by legendary Japanese director Akira Kurosawa and written by Kurosawa and…
Baba Baby O [2022] Review: Neither Deep in Its Theme, Nor Succeeding in Its Execution
Baba Baby O (2022) Hoichoi Review: Windows Production, the production house founded and run by the duo of Nandita Roy…
Head-On [2004]: About Broken Relationships & Emancipation of Masculinity
One of the familiar tropes to portray a broken self-destructive character on the screen is to give him the traits…
Neptune Frost [2022]: ‘BUFF’ Review: Afrofuturist Love Story Is Intensely Poetic, Cosmic, Elusive
Neptune Frost melds political discourse, sci-fi, musical, & dense allegory, the result being a striking, unforgettable work of art.
Pachinko (Season 1) Episodes 1, 2, 3: Recap & Ending Explained
Pachinko Season 1, Episodes 1, 2, 3: Recap & Ending Explained: American streaming giant Apple TV+ dropped the first three…
Jalsa (2022) Movie Explained: Ending & Themes Analyzed
Jalsa (2022) Movie Ending Explained & Themes Analyzed: Every once in a while, the noir genre is reinvigorated by filmmakers…
The Last Movie Stars [2022] ‘SXSW’ Review: Ethan Hawke’s Tribute To Paul Newman And Joanne Woodward
Most people know Ethan Hawke from Dead Poets Society (1989), The Before Trilogy (1995-2013), Gattaca (1997), Daybreakers (2009), Sinister (2012),…
The Last Music Store [2016] ‘MUBI’ Review: An ode to the passing time in the moving world
The Last Music Store directed by Megha Ramaswamy is a sensitively-crafted film. It documents the decline of a particular culture…