The 6 Essential Bruce Lee Movies
Essential Bruce Lee Movies: When one thinks of Asian cinema, the glitz and glamour of Bollywood, the samurai films from…
Father [2020] Review – An Understated Drama of Silence and Quiet Despair
Serbian film-maker Srdan Golubovic’s Father (Otac, 2020) opens with a shocking scene that prepares us for the cruel reality that…
1956 Central Travancore (2019) : A Hunt for Masculine Confidence and its Futility
Capitalism has a far-reaching grasp. It isn’t necessarily suffocating for its inhabitants for it provides a unique way of survival…
The Fam [2021]: ‘Berlinale’ Review – A mercurial coming-of-age portrait of a group of teenage girls at a care facility
Basketball player turned filmmaker Fred Bailiff’s “The Fam” (La Mif) revolves around a group of girls in teenage home care….
Censor [2021]: ‘Berlinale’ Review – An uneven homage to video-nasty and the aftermath of violent proceedings
Welsh director Prano Bailey-Bond’s debut feature is steeped in 1980’s England. From the clothes to the random radio chatter of…
The Question of Sex, Lies and Videotape (1989)
Stories that afloat around Steven Soderbergh’s Sex, Lies and Videotape (1989) have culminated into some kind of ‘film lore’. It…
Joyful Mystery [2021]: ‘IFFK’ Review – A Moving Romantic Comedy About the Culture of Quarrels
Don Palathara, in his third film “1956, Central Travancore”, established himself as a strong contemporary filmmaker with a sharply political…
‘Ad Astra’ is a sci-fi odyssey about Inter-Galactic Daddy Issues
“Ad Astra” sees James Gray return to traversing emotional barriers between a father and his son after his under-loved “The…