Stupid Young Heart [2019] ‘IFFI’ Review- A Surprisingly Mature Take on the Immaturity
The Finnish Entry for Oscars – ‘Stupid Young Heart’ is largely raw and a passionate film. With its two adolescent…
Train of Shadows [1997] Review: A Rich tribute to the Visual capacity of Cinema
Train of Shadows [Tren de sombras, dir. José Luis Guerín, Spain, 88 mins] With just one dialogue spoken — “they…
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Salvatore Giuliano [1962] Review – A Portrait of Sicily through the Tale of an Enigmatic Bandit
The island of Sicily in Italy was invaded by the Allied forces in 1943, indirectly leading to the reemergence of…
Atlantics [2019] Netflix Review: A Glimpse into the Other Realm
Stream Atlantics on Netflix Cinema has, for long, been a medium to reflect upon the mortality of human life. It…
Michael Haneke: Throwing Away the Chekhov’s Gun
In the movie industry, not every director wants their movies to be entertaining and fun. Some directors want to make…
Rojo [2019] Review – A Bleak Tale of Blood and Hate
Set in a time when life meant little in Argentina, Rojo is a bleak tale of what it means to…
Forbidden Games [1952] Review – An Astonishingly Poignant Drama on Broken Childhood
Rene Clement’s Forbidden Games (‘Jeux interdits’, 1952) — based on writer Francois Boyer’s novel — is one of the greatest…
Section 375 [2019] Amazon Prime Review: It treads the fine lines, occasionaly raising questions by putting a toe across on either side
Section 375 is streaming on Amazon Prime The film’s opening montage features the wordings of Section 375, banners, mobs which…