Silence (2016): An Unforgettable Journey Through Human Faith
Silence (2016) Review: To make something ambitious, actually happen, it takes love, talent, and dedication, and Silence lavishes it as…
Miss Man [2020] Short Film Review – Journey Through the Earth Between the BinaryÂ
Miss Man Review: It was during my college when the diversity of human identity overwhelmed me and I finally expanded…
Aviva [2020] Review – A gender-fluid enigma about the relationship we have with ourselves and others
Israeli-American director Boaz Yakin’s latest film ‘Aviva‘ is an arresting piece of cinematic telling. It formulates a strange mix of…
Man of Steel (2013) Review: Credit Where Credit Is Due
I had been meaning to give Man of Steel another chance for a long time now. While far from the…
Casino [1995] Review – A Crime Saga with Epic Scope and Memorable Characters
Martin Scorsese’s Casino (1995) is largely seen as the uncared-for crime masterpiece compared to the adulation bestowed upon the director’s…
The Emperor’s Naked Army Marches On [1987] Review – An Uncannily Brilliant Documentary on War-Inflicted Trauma
Reactions on Kazuo Hara and the unflinching documentaries he makes can be widely divisive. Some may call him a genius,…
Call Me By Your Name (2017) – An intense exploration of first Love
Call Me By Your Name (2017) Review: Growing up is inevitable, but at times it comes at a price, the…
The Rental [2020] Review – Voyeurism and Paranoia abound Dave Franco’s directorial debut
An indie-horror film that hinges on the premise of homebound paranoia can get anyone’s wits shrouded. Especially when you are…