5 Films to Watch if you Liked The Stronghold on Netflix
The french catalog at Netflix just got an update. The Cannes-bound Out of Competition title that had a short limited…
Squid Game (2021-) Season 1 Netflix Review: A Patently Ridiculous Concept Saved By Its Commitment To Its Ludicrousness
Imagery is important for allegory as well as shock value, and Squid Game (Netflix) is nothing if not strong in allegory and in shock value. It’s delving into melodrama, romantic subplots, gangsters in real life converted to schoolyard bullies feel like extraneous pieces of the jigsaw puzzle until you see the full picture and the pieces fall into place.
Kaanekkaane (2021) SonyLiv Review: Layered Characters, Layered Mystery; Seamlessly executed
*Kaanekkaane review contains minor spoilers, tread cautiously* These days, we often see films pushing their genre-defined scope and becoming more…
The Great Movement [2021]: ‘Venice’ Review – A character study of the ignored individuals of a city
The lives of regular individuals prove to be quite a confusing thing and are often overlooked in cinema. Why would…
10 South Korean Thrillers With Notable Socio-Economic Commentary
10 South Korean Thrillers With Notable Socio-Economic Commentary: South Korean filmmakers did not have the freedom to exercise their expression…
Full Time [2021]: ‘Venice’ Review – A Breathless and Remarkable Insight into the World of a Working, Single Parent
“You never stop”, Sophie tells Julie, the protagonist (played by Laure Calamy, delivering a stunning performance), after she drops in…
Best Sellers [2021] Review – An Incoherent, Expletive-laden Road Trip Movie
On paper, a road trip movie called Best Sellers with Aubrey Plaza and Michael Caine sounds fantastic. Both of them…
Our Defeats (2019) MUBI Review: An Examination of Aspirations Challenging the Modern State
Even though human society is not composed of homogeneous entities, there are certain aspirations, necessities, desires, and aches we all…








