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Still Out of My League [2021] Review: A well-intentioned, yet mediocre Rom-com
When you come across anything related to the new Netflix film – ‘Still out of my league’ (Ancora più bello),…
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Outlier [2021] Review: Psychological thriller about abuse drags to a finish
When a film has only two primary players, there are only two reasons why it may work. The first is…
Project Space 13 (2021) Review: Satirizing Pretension with Indulgence
A piece of art is an expression of rage. Rage is a function of awareness. Awareness is an outcome of…
Golondaaj [2021] Review : A High-Strung Sports Drama with Little Else to Look Forward to
Nagendra Prasad Sarbadhikary is hailed for having founded one of the first football clubs in India, the Wellington Club in…
Asakusa Kid [2021] Review – Takeshi Kitano biopic works more as sum of individual parts
“Beat” Takeshi Kitano is mostly known to the international audience as the director of the “Outrage trilogy”, the new rebooted…
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How Oliver Stone’s JFK Proved The Unprecedented Power Of Political Filmmaking: There’s a widespread belief among the masses that the…