Sorry to Bother You Review [2018]: A Rejuvenation of American Indie Cinema
The film is a bold and brash, with newbie director and political rapper Boots Riley focusing more on what he can do with the filmic medium than how to craft a perfectly told tale.
Prince of Darkness Review [1987]: Another Insidious Classic from The Horror Master
The second instalment in John Carpenter’s Apocalypse Trilogy, Prince of Darkness finds the legendary filmmaker blending the elements of quantum…
Sanju Review [2018]: Stellar Performances Elevate Light Biopic
My first reaction on learning of Sanju’s existence was “why?”. Sanjay Dutt is not your conventional celebrity and has a…
Wrath Of Silence [2018]: ‘NYAFF’ Review
The deafening silence of the mute protagonist echoes the rampant corruption and conservatism of China that has slowly snipped the…
The Return [2018]: ‘NYAFF’ Review
The Return [2018]: ‘NYAFF’ Review The Return’s premiere this year at the New York Film Festival – the Korean film’s…
The Looming Storm [2018]: ‘NYAFF’ Review
The Looming Storm [2018] – A Slow-Burn Procedural with Potent Social Commentary The rapidly industrialized provincial towns, the anonymity…
Peeping Tom Review [1960]: A Fascinating Journey Into the Mind of a Serial Killer
An interesting journey into the mind of a serial killer that also touches on themes of voyeurism, loneliness, childhood trauma,…
Isle of Dogs Review [2018]: Creating resonance through a language barrier
Isle of Dogs Review [2018]: Creating resonance through a language barrier To quickly summarize the plot, Isle of Dogs tells…