Thoroughbreds [2017] – A Deliciously Twisted Tale of Murder and Deep-Seated Apathy
Cory Finley’s superbly crafted debut feature Thoroughbreds (2017) is about two affectless, upper-class prep school teenage girls whose disquietude and…
The State of Modern Comedies: Introduction II – Golden Globes Best Comedy?
Comedy films are at the least given some rep at the Golden Globes, which awards five nominees in the Best Motion Picture – Comedy or Musical category. But the glaring issue with this is the sort of films that get nominated or, God forbid, win.
Changeling [2008]: Conventional but Captivating
Bolstered by a strong, heartfelt & compelling performance from Angelina Jolie, Changeling is a competently crafted & sincerely narrated feature…
“A FANTASTIC WOMAN” AND THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE OF LOVE
All languages are equal but some languages are more equal than other languages. Each of them are bound by definite…
Raazi [2018]- A tribute to unknown heroes
In Delhi University in 1971, a girl jumps in the middle of a street to save a little bird as…
Sagara Sangamam [1983] Review – Of art, life and death
While living in a society that worships the obscene and wealthy and casts aside all that is meaningful and of…
Cargo [2018] – An Impactful Australian-Set Zombie Apocalpyse drama
Yolanda Ramke and Ben Howling’s slow-burn zombocalypse film Cargo (2018) does sound like yet another genre picture with tiring visual…
The pre-reviews of The Man Who Killed Don Quixote [2018]
Cinephiles must feel a sense of relief for him that this labored production of love is finally complete with a happy ending, yet there must also be a sense of frustration that this story he struggled so long to convey will be drowned out by the enormity of its surrounding story that he didn’t intend to tell.