Lying to Mom [2019]: ‘NYAFF’ Review – The Veils of a suicide
“The problem with Lying to Mom is that it has a very seen before schematics. It follows the same old…
Beats Netflix [2019] Review: A Decent Film about an Underdog-Prodigy
Beats is now streaming on Netflix Chris Robinson’s Beats starts off on a note of gun-violence. At the time, August…
Soni Netflix [2019] Review – A powerful Character Drama that Questions Gender Roles
Soni is now streaming on Netflix. It doesn’t really matter whether a woman is working as a crime branch head…
Internet Piracy Prevents Censorship
It is piracy that is the real best protection from corporate censorship before it occurs to media content on streaming services or when they are (re)issued on physical media.
5 Million Dollar Life [2019]: ‘NYAFF’ Review – The Cost Of Living To Die
“Do you know how much a life costs from birth to death?” That’s the seemingly dispassionate question that serves as…
Still Human [2019]: ‘NYAFF’ Review: What it takes to be human?
The disabled middle-aged man awakens in his wheelchair in the opening scene of “Still Human (Lun lok yan)” – The…
Hard-Core [2019]: ‘NYAFF’ Review – The Hikikomories’ Tale
“Director Nobuhiro Yamashita adapts Takashi Imashiro’s manga series “Hado Koa Heisei Jigoku Burazazu” in this absurd robot comedy that goes…
Stranger Things [Season 3] Review: Back to the Teenage Nostalgia!
I bet you, the first thing you will do after starting the first episode of season 3 is “smile”. It will prove your love for these characters. There is a certain quality about “Stranger Things” that it offers scares, laughs and thrills in a balanced manner in each episode. It oddly offers every cliché in so appetitive manner that one’s issues are defeated by the joyous moments. This is the character-driven summer entertainer where we…