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Ever since its publication, Frank Miller’s “The Dark Knight Returns” is unanimously hailed by readers & critics alike as arguably the…
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An adaptation of Geneviéve Pettersen’s novel of the same name, director Anais Barbeau- Lavalette’s “Goddess of the Fireflies (La déesse…
Paterson (2016): A Poem in Visuals
Jim Jarmusch’s Paterson is a challenging film to watch. With little happening in terms of macro-level plot points and major build-ups, it…
Throne of Blood [1957] Review – Akira Kurosawa’s misfire
Throne of Blood [1957] Review: Akira Kurosawa is one of the most important & prolific filmmakers. A master of his…
Feel Good (Season 1) Netflix Review – A Fairly Complex and Extremely Bingeable Queer Love Story
In the Netflix original series, Feel Good (Season 1), Canadian-born stand-up comedian Mae Martin (co-written with Joe Hampson) takes an…
Never Rarely Sometimes Always [2020] Review – A Quietly Heartbreaking Drama on Abortion Experience
Winner of Silver Bear Award at this year’s Berlinale and winner of Special Jury Award at Sundance, rising indie film-maker…
10 Films To Watch If You Love Joker (2019)
“I used to think that my life was a tragedy. But now I realize, it’s a comedy.” Todd Philips’ Joker…
So Long, My Son (Di Jiu Tian Chan) [2019] Review – An Intricately Plotted and Deeply Emotional Domestic Drama
So Long, My Son (Di Jiu Tian Chang) is filled with staggering amount of emotional profundity and no melodrama Chinese…