12 Monkeys [1995] Review – An Intriguing Dystopian Tale by a Masterful Fantasist
“12 Monkeys unfolds in an episodic manner, the composite parts doesn’t smoothly get unified as a whole. Yet the precision…
Matthias And Maxime [2019] ‘MUBI’ Review: A Quasi feel-good drama about Male Desire
I like the way Xavier Dolan perceives his cinema. His work might not be the most impressive for you but…
Enola Holmes (2020) Netflix Review: A Fun and Feminist Firecracker
Enola Holmes (2020) Netflix Review: This Victorian-era addition to the Sherlock Holmes universe introduces us to the sleuth’s lesser-known sister…
The Thin Blue Line [1988] Review – A Thought-Provoking and Formally Innovative Documentary
“The Thin Blue Line was one of Errol Morris’ widely seen documentaries and also a commercial success.” Errol Morris is…
Spielberg (2017): A Modest Storyteller vs The Spectacle
Spielberg (2017): Modest Storyteller vs The Spectacle: Let us begin by talking about Duel (1971); I feel Duel is a…
Get The Hell Out [2020]: ‘TIFF’ Review – Taiwanese Zombie Political Satire is a bonkers thrillride
“A wrong movie makes you suffer for 90 minutes,” declares the opening title card, without caution. “A wrong government makes…
Tony Soprano – Made in America
Tony Soprano: Made in America – The first fifteen minutes of The Sopranos‘ pilot reaffirms my belief in the saying…
A Cloud Drifted – A Tribute to S.P. Balasubramanyam
In the courts of kings, there were court poets. Addressing someone as a national poet isn’t new to us. In…