South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut [1999] Review – Still Relevant
One of mankind’s greatest achievements, South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut is an absolute riot from the first frame to…
The Endless Trench [2019] Netflix Review – An Incredible Drama on the Living Ghosts of Francoist Spain
In The Endless Trench (‘La trinchera infinita’, 2019), the burden and pain of four decade fascist dictatorship on Spain is…
Back to the Future [1985] Review: Pure Sci-Fi Delight
A properly weighted mix of blockbuster filmmaking & quality storytelling Back to the Future (1985) is pure sci-fi delight that’s…
Crip Camp [2020] Netflix Review – An Uplifting Documentary on Disability Rights Movement
Winner of the U.S. Documentary Audience Award at Sundance Film Festival and executive produced by Barack and Michelle Obama’s Higher…
Escape from Pretoria [2020] Review – A Relentlessly Engaging Jailbreak Thriller
Prison escape dramas possess something more than entertainment value. We can discern the undying human spirit, a significant part of…
Ken Russell Kraziness: The Music Lovers [1971]
Like Tchaikovsky, the subject of his fourth theatrical film The Music Lovers, Russell demonstrated a similar sense of emotional intensity and rigorous ferocity, unfazed by what critics or tradition dictated.
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…