Why Alfonso Cuarón’s ROMA Is Essential for Young Filmmakers
“Apart from all the technicalities that Alfonso Cuarón’s Roma teaches, it should inspire a young filmmaker to be brave and…
Us (2019) Review: A Metaphorical Horror Masterpiece with Guaranteed Plot-twist
It has been an immense pleasure to watch the new imaginative and inventive horror films made in the last few years. Films like “Get Out” and “Hereditary” have completely outbound the fact that horror films can’t be scary without brutal makeup or a visual illusion. Jordan Peele’s second film “Us” is a masterful diversion from the path of old fashioned horror films. In fact, it is the only film came this year which has been…
High Life [2019] Review: Sci-fi high
This is a cosmic journey from beginning to end, and though messy in the middle, it manages to come to a conclusion of galactic proportions that I’m sure very few other films of this year will aspire to.
Photograph [2019] ‘NYIFF’ Review: A minuscule love story containing multitudes of suppressed emotions
There’s only so much one can say when there’s no one to listen. In Ritesh Batra’s Photograph, Miloni (Sanya Malhotra)…
Assassinaut [2019] ‘BUFF’ Review – A cheap knockoff
Inspirations are good, but if the enthusiastic urge to overplay on it does not get curbed, it runs the danger…
Happy Face [2019]: ‘BUFF’ Review – A Part-Autobiographical Coming-of-Age Odyssey
Beauty! How does one define the term, and who gets to decide what it means? Is beauty only synonymous with…
A Spike Lee Joint: Da Sweet Blood of Jesus [2014]
The end result is a fairly laborious and not particularly intriguing or involving piece of fiction, though the nicest thing you can say is that it at least feels like an original entry in this vampire sub-genre.
Ghosts of the Abyss [2003] Review: An Unscripted Adventure Back to Titanic
After dazzling the entire world with his 1997 epic romance & disaster film that went on to become the first…