Hacksaw Ridge [2016] : The Hero of War
Mel Gibson directs this film after a gap of approximately 10 years, and it would appear that the time has not put rust on his direction mettle. Hacksaw Ridge is perhaps the best War film of this decade and certainly one of the finest of this genre.
The 15 Best Women-Directed Films of 2016
Like each year the league of women directed films has gradually increased. In spite of being a male dominated industry, there have been some really well crafted, beautifully realized women directed films this year. There’s not a single genre left that needs to be touched anymore. Here are 15 films directed by women that range from the heart of realism to the seabeds of surrealism.
La La Land (2016) Movie Review – A Fairytale set in Los Angeles
La La Land shows you the window from ‘Casablanca’ where Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman shot an iconic scene; it…
For Your Consideration: Baskin [2016]
Baskin is an unashamed gorror film, delighting in its sadistic torture on display and its own brand of messed-up zaniness
Kaul – A Calling [2016] Review: A Visceral Philosophical Experience
Kaul will be celebrated as an unconventional film done right. It is a milestone film in Indian cinema which will have a cult status in the near future.
Graduation [2016] : Bengaluru International Film Festival [BIFFES]
Graduation is an intricately woven drama that is partly horror, partly subtle psychological observation of a father-daughter coming of age relationship.
The 20 Best Movies of 2016 [Editor’s Pick]
A lot of things happened in 2016 that brought out our feelings of displeasure. But movies aren’t certainly one among…
Toni Erdmann [2016] : False Teeth and Real Emotions
As we grow older, we tend to distant ourselves from our past. We start disagreeing with our family on certain…