A Spike Lee Joint: Get on the Bus [1996]
Get on the Bus is entertaining as it plays, full of banter and camaraderie, but for a film so inwardly focused on this real-life monumental event, it doesnโt have much of a resonating message to leave with. It feels like a lighter affair from Lee.
Doctor Sleep (2019) Review: A Shining Sequel
If you are making a list of best sequels ever made, Doctor Sleep (2019) will deserve a mention. If you’re…
Klaus Netflix [2019] Review: A feel good holiday film
Klaus is now streaming on Netflix This film is a tale about Christmas, about the magic of letters, about realizing…
Adam [2019]: ‘IFFI’ Review – An Admirable Film about Living Within the Social Fringes
Sisterhood has lately become a topic of discussion. Be it the US ball culture from the โ80s or the way…
Point Blank [1967] Review โ A Candid and Visually Inventive Post-Noir Masterpiece
UK-born film-maker John Boormanโs American debut Point Blank (1967) is one of my most favorite noir cinema made long after…
The End of the F***ing World (Season 2) Netflix Review: Tarnishes the first season
Watch The End of the F***ing World: Season 2 on Netflix “For fuck’s sake,” says Alyssa (Jessica Barden) as she…
The Stamp (2019) โZagrebโ Review – Peek into the harsh reality of refugee crisis
The Stamp (2019) Short Film Review: One sigh, a tired migrant lying on a bed in a refugee camp, waiting…
Ford v Ferrari [2019]: ‘TIFF’ Review – Winner All The Way
Ford v Ferrari was the longest film I watched at TIFF’19. Yet, it was the most engaging. Despite being driven…