Tiger King [2020] Netflix Review – Deadly Abhorrent Creatures and Poor Big Cats
I hate zoos. I don’t know what’s so joyful about watching the sad-looking bunch of animals in captivity. Of course,…
Brahman Naman Netflix [2016] Review : S*x Comedy done Right
Brahman Naman is Q’s most accessible film (In)famous Cult director Qaushiq Mukherjee’s camera tries to find a way to get…
The Way Back [2020] Review – An Emotionally Satisfying Personal Redemption Story
Sports drama often has a typical set-up or a conventional narrative trajectory. Any film dealing with team sports do offer…
Lost Girls [2020] Netflix Review – An unfocused take on police ignorance and a plea for justice
The new Netflix film “Lost Girls” seems to hint that there are richer subtexts that it withholds within itself. In…
Mulan (1998) Review: One of Disney Animation’s Finest Offerings
One of Disney Animation’s finest offerings and certainly amongst the most impressive films to come out of their Renaissance Era,…
10 Films To Watch If You Love Parasite (2019)
Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite (2019) created history at the 92nd Academy Awards, becoming the first foreign-language film to win Best Picture,…
Maska [2020] Netflix Review – Another predictable coming of age comedy that is sweet but tasteless
In a time where the Coronovirus threat has put numerous pandemic movies as the highest watched content on the internet,…
The Platform (El hoyo) [2020] Netflix Review – A Fiendishly Entertaining Allegory on Social Inequality
When Bong Joon-ho innovatively staged the central conceit of the French graphic novel Le Transperceneige in Snowpiercer (2013), it was…