A Spike Lee Joint: School Daze [1988]
This is clearly an ambitious and passionate piece of work from Spike Lee, but it would’ve benefited from much more time in gestation to focus on what this film truly wants to say and how to say it.
Bhonsle [2019]: ‘HFF’ Review – A Redefining Character Study
The political ideology of ‘sons of the soil’ argues that the migrated population has left the native population of Mumbai…
An Engineered Dream (2019) ‘HFF’ Review: The Steps Towards an Eventual Pitfall
In most of the western countries, aspirations and dreams of an individual are often perceived by one’s own choice. Their…
The Perfection (2019) Netflix Review: A delirious and highly stylized symphony
From the trailer itself, it was evident that ‘The Perfection’ was going to be a bloodcurdling thriller, soaked in stylistic…
Why should the Marathi movie Halal be on your watch-list?
Marathi movies are known for emphasizing on the real issue that still pertains in today’s society, in the remotest places…
Death Of Insane (Unmadiyude Maranam) [2019]: ‘HFF’ Review – An abstract satire on Moral Policing and Censored Art
Watching award-winning Malayalam filmmaker Sanal Kumar Sasidharan’s newest film is both an enlightening sensory experience and an absolutely unnerving one. …
A Faithful Man (2018) Review: More Love, Little Substance
There is a scene at the beginning where Louis Garrel’s character comes out of bed, clearly showing the signs of…
In the Heart of the World [2019]: ‘IFFR’ Review – A Vibrantly Shot Social Drama
“The heart of the world is the next place, where we want to go, where our desires go”, says a…