The Baby-Sitters Club (Season 2) Review: A delightful continuation that doesn’t lose its essence
The Baby-Sitters Club proved to be a refreshing take on the practice of children doing their bit to earn some…
Bright: Samurai Soul [2021] Review – A Servicable Story About Orcs, Elves, And Humans Elevated By Gorgeous Animation
Bright (2017), directed by David Ayer and featuring Will Smith and Joel Edgerton, looked like a fresh and original entry…
Tips to Create and Edit Films Using Moviemaker
Video editing is a complicated task, but it becomes easy after you get used to it. You will find tons…
Seeding Change [2021] Review – An inspiring and sustainable way of doing business
There’s no other way to start talking about a socially, moreover, environmentally aware documentary than to bring the climate crises…
The Blazing World [2021] Review: An Unexciting Journey Into A Cold World
The horror genre has been a comfortable avenue for a number of filmmakers, especially independent ones, in an attempt to…
A Deconstruction of Abbas Kiarostami’s Koker Trilogy
I had watched a couple of Kiarostami’s films early on in my life and I wasn’t very enthused by his…
Raja Raja Chora [2021] Zee5 Review: A Fine Emotional Comedy about a simpleton-turned-crook
Everyone likes a good redemption story. A person fighting all the odds, getting over one’s hardships, internal battles, or indulgences…
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Loktak Lairembee [2016] MUBI Review – A Poignant, Poetic Tale from the Floating Islands in Loktak Lake
There is a war raging in Manipur between the ‘self-sufficient’ islanders, mainly a fishing population, living on the phumdis in…