DEV.D [2009]: A Refreshingly Unusual Black Comedy
“Black Comedy is a farce that is played in the dark, as you know, with the lights full on. It’s…
The State of Modern Comedies: Introduction I – Too much realism, not enough surrealism
The problem with these so-called comedies, aside from not actually having that many jokes or funny moments in them, is that they are actually dramas, or at the least dramedies.
The Problem of Inclusion Rider: Conformity Hinders Creativity.
There is no doubt that the MeToo and Times Up movements are important ones. From equal pay and squashing gender…
Obey [2018]: ‘Tribeca’ Review
On 4th August 2011, 29-year old Mark Duggan died from a gunshot wound post being severely wounded by the police…
October [2018]: Love In The Time Of Malady
Shiuli, or night jasmine, is a flower which certainly evokes many fond memories if you are a Bengali. The flower…
All About Nina (2018): ‘Tribeca’ Review
The story of a deeply fractured protagonist who translates her inner trauma into art onstage to induce laughter hued with…
Faces Places [2017] – A Joyful and Wistful Journey of a Preeminent Artist
Legendary film-maker Agnes Varda, a major figure of the French New Wave who turns 90 this May, recently took…
You Shall Not Sleep [2018]: ‘Tribeca’ Review
Uruguayan director Gustavo Hernández’s psychological-horror, You Shall Not Sleep taps into the madness of sleep-deprivation and the constructive yet dangerous artistry…