A Case for John Cassavetes’ A Woman Under The Influence
John Cassavetes’ film A Woman Under The Influence released in 1974 and has since achieved cult status as a breakthrough…
Cut and Chop [2020] Review – There’s no method to this madness
A wise man once said that the madness in an actor’s method is counter conclusive of how well they understand…
Intersecting Loneliness with Migration: An Interview with a Young Punjabi Film-maker
Hailing from Amritsar, Punjab, Shubham Sharma’s meticulously shot short film, Even Fake Flowers Have Scent On Happy Days (2020) about…
Bresson and the agony of innocence: 3 Tragic Films from the Master of Minimalism
Minimalist, Ascetic, Austere and Formalist are some of the adjectives attributed to French filmmaker Robert Bresson and his unique brand…
Another Round [2020] Review – When Honesty Overcomes Moralism
Artistic inventiveness is about transforming a simple work into a complex one and the Danish screenwriter and director Thomas Vinterberg…
Germany, Year Zero [1948] MUBI Review – A Tale of Lost Childhood in War-Ravaged Berlin
Roberto Rossellini’s Germany, Year Zero (‘Germania anna zero’, 1948) was the heartbreaking third and final film in the director’s neorealist…
10 Films to Watch if You Liked Ludo on Netflix
A romantic ventriloquist, an average mall worker, an ex-criminal, and a heartbroken waiter. A girl who wants to settle with…
The Dark and the Wicked [2020] Review: Cosmic Evil in Lonesome Americana
“Do you smell him?”, mocks a little girl with a sly smile splattered across her face to a shattered daughter…