A Matter of Life and Death [1946] Review: A Timeless Treasure of British Cinema
A wonderful, charming & fascinating story of love that blossoms between a British pilot & an American radio operator under…
Aarya (Season 1) Hotstar Review: Underutilizes an interesting premise, managing to evoke only an iota of empathy
The only possible reason why the new Disney+Hotstar show ‘Aarya‘ would slip into anyone’s watchlist has to be the return…
A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies [1995] Review: A Must For Film Fanatics
Documentaries about films are slowly becoming a genre in themselves, and I for one love them more than factual reportage…
Hitchcock and His Emotional Minefield
Hitchcock and his Emotional Minefield: In his autobiography Gama no Abura, Akira Kurosawa in an attempt to explain the meaning…
Anna [2019] Short Film Review: An Impressive Portrait dealt with Precision
Wanting to be desired is very natural for a person of any age. One might connect that yearning with leisurely…
Chaman Bahaar (2020) Netflix Review: A Docile Paanwala To An Enraged Lover
Chaman Bahaar is now streaming on Netflix Chaman Bahaar revolves around the premise ‘tobacco and love are injurious to health.’…
The Netflix Film ‘365 Days’ is Hornier and More Problematic than ’50 Shades of Grey’
If you aren’t living under a rock or have better streaming subscriptions you would be aware of Netflix’s newest game-changer…
The Day After I’m Gone [2019] MUBI Review – A Father-Daughter Relationship Drama that Investigates Grief and Mental Illness
The Day After I’m Gone is now streaming on MUBI Early in the film, a Doctor – Also a father…