Moothon [2019] Review: Searching for Hope
Sometimes, we have to walk that razor-thin path in our lives because of who we are in between those bones….
Children of Hiroshima [1952] Review – A Poignant Account on the Horrors Endured in the Aftermath of A-Bomb
Kaneto Shindo’s Children of Hiroshima (Genbaku no ko, 1952), based on Arata Osada’s novel, was one of the first Japanese…
Yes, God, Yes [2020] Review : Natalia Dyer leads Journey of a Catholic teenager going through her sexual awakening
It is a tricky period in life when your body starts to change and one of the most important aspects…
The Artist Versus The Technocrat
This essay shall be an inquiry into the psyche of great artists who in spite of their struggles against overpowering…
For a Few Dollars More [1965] Review : A Sequel worthy of its recognition
For a Few Dollars More Review: Since his last showdown in the town of San Miguel, Man with No Name…
Twenty-Four Eyes [1954] Review – The Collective Suffering and Healing of a War-Scarred Nation
“If you ever feel like crying, come to my house. We’ll have a good cry together”, says the perseverant teacher,…
A Fistful of Dollars (1964) Review : The Arrival of Spaghetti Western
It has been a long time since I watched Sergio Leone’s Dollar’s Trilogy or Man with No Name Trilogy. But…
The Weaker Sex in Breaking Bad
Why did Walter White become a drug dealer? The sincere, incorruptible man he was, was it solely cancer that made…