Nadie sabrá nunca (No One Will Ever Know) Netflix [2019] Review – Turning to a Fictional World
Watching Spanish director Jesús Torres Torres’ ‘Nadie sabrá nunca‘ (No One Will Ever Know) on Netflix took me back to…
Aadai [2019] Amazon Prime Review – A muddled Feminist Drama
In one of the absurd scenes, Kamini (Amala Paul) accelerates her sports bike on a traffic signal along with other…
Girls with Balls Netflix [2019] Review: A Dumb Splatter-Comedy
After watching the new French-Belgian Netflix offering “Girls with Balls,” I’m convinced that filmmakers have come down to making films…
A Spike Lee Joint: She Hate Me [2004]
Within his filmography, this is mid-level Spike Lee, enjoyable enough to watch thanks to a quirky story that is thoughtfully mined for its emotional resonance.
10 Facts You ‘Probably’ Didn’t Know About Forrest Gump (1994)
“Every great film should seem new every time you see it”, as such Roger Ebert’s memorable words, It reminds me…
The Souvenir [2019] Review: An Intricately Observed Documentation of a Toxic Romance
British filmmaker/screenwriter Joanna Hogg’s “The Souvenir” is a semi-autobiographical sketch of her own life. Going back to her film school days,…
Badla Netflix [2019] Review – Acceptance Of Mediocrity
Badla is now streaming on Netflix If your thriller ends in a person peeling their goddamn face-off, revealing to be…
Andhadhun Netflix [2018] Review: An Ace Thriller from Sriram Raghavan’s Stable
Andhadhun is now streaming on Netflix Andhadhun, or The Blind Note – the latest from ace ‘thrill-er’ Sriram Raghavan’s stable…