Why Guy Ritchie Is Above His Mediocre Filmography?
Here’s what makes Guy Ritchie a better filmmaker despite his mediocre filmography: Guy Ritchie may not be a marvelous filmmaker…
Frozen (2010) Review: A Fairly Tense Survival Horror
Deriving nail-biting chills from its minimal setup, Frozen (2010) is tense, thrilling & even terrifying when it gets all the…
Made in Bangladesh [2019]: ‘TIFF’ Review – A Colorful Empowering Film for Women Around the World
Let me set the scene. You see a 23-year-old married woman working at the readymade garments industry in a third…
Sanctorum [2019]: ‘Venice’ Review – Joshua Gil’s mystical take on the narco-violence in Mexico
Nature hath no fury like a mother forcefully separated from her child. It is this phenomenon that Joshua Gil attempts…
A White, White Day (Hvítur, Hvítur Dagur) [2019]: ‘TIFF’ Review – A Cold Soul Longing for an Answer
Despite the familiarity, grief and loss are still effective themes to elicit emotions from the viewers. ‘A White, White Day…
Antigone [2019]: ‘TIFF’ Review – A disobedient voice to the absolutes of state
“Igniting itself from the migrant crises, Antigone tells the story of a young bright student Antigone who had moved to…
I Was Born, But… [1932] Review – A Captivating and Subtly Incisive Silent Comedy about Childhood
Yasujiro Ozu’s movies are often about families undergoing transition. His static, low-angle and distant vantage point subtly captures significant life…
Triple Threat [2019] Review: An Enormous Waste of Talent & Potential
What was supposed to be a dream come true moment for action aficionados around the world turns out to be…