The Great Indian Murder (Season 1) Review: An bland and messy show
Adaptations are always a tricky business to get right. In the case of The Great Indian Murder (Season 1), one…
Silence & Violence – How the Bank Robbery Scene in ‘Hana-Bi’ Discretely Disrupts Order, Whilst Maintaining its Facade
How the Bank Robbery Scene in ‘Hana-Bi’ Discretely Disrupts Order: Japanese pop-cultural icon Takeshi Kitano possibly had the most interesting…
Adh Chanani Raat [2022] ‘IFFR’ Review – A Haunting, Haunted Odyssey within
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Looop Lapeta [2022] Netflix Review – A lowbrow time-loop comedy that has no method to its chaos
Time-loop, or as we call it in cinema ‘the-groundhog-day-effect’ is now as old as time itself. The two decades since…
20 Years Of Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone: What Made The Wizarding World So Enchanting
20 Years Of Harry Potter and The Sorcerer’s Stone: What Made The Wizarding World So Enchanting According to literary theorists,…
Best Ways To Compress Your 4K Films
4K has truly taken over our daily life, from laptop to TV, camera to mobile, game consoles to streaming services….
One Cut Two Cut [2022] ‘Prime Video’ Review – Danish Sait Led Hostage Comedy Has A Potent Message About Infrastructure In Schools
It’s difficult to point out the exact moment when Indian comedies became unrelatable. For example, around a decade ago, we…
Ferroequinology [2022] ‘Slamdance’ Review: A Meditative Documentary that Embraces the Mundane
Before watching the documentary film, I needed to understand what its title means. ‘Ferroequinology’ loosely translates to the study of…