Mute [2018]: Voiceless. Soulless. Pointless.
Mute [2018]: A Hell of a Boring Sci-Fi With Uninspired Setting & Bland Characters. Duncan Jones’ spiritual sequel to his…
The Square [2017] – A Clever Commentary on the Pretentiousness of Human Nature and Modern Society
Swedish filmmaker Ruben Ostlund has quickly emerged as one of contemporary world cinema’s most distinctive voices. As a wonderful satirist,…
Magnolia [1999]: An exhaustively detailed & extensively refined study of the human condition
“I really feel… That Magnolia is, for better or worse, the best movie I’ll ever make.” — Paul Thomas Anderson…
The 15 Best LGBTQ Films Of 2017
I am a strong believer that every story is important. Every story that has something to say and knows exactly…
Loveless [2017] – A Blistering Tale of Contemporary Human Relations
Incisive, hard-hitting, subtle and multi-layered in terms of theme and style, the Russian film-maker Andrey Zvyagintsev’s oeuvre elegantly conjures…
Black Panther [2018] : An Allegorical Representation of Afrofuturism
“Afrofuturism is an intersection of imagination, technology, the future, and liberation. I generally define Afrofuturism as a way of imagining…
Boogie Nights [1997]: An Impeccably Crafted Homage To The ‘Golden Age of Porn’
Ah the 70s… the greatest era for movies, both mainstream & porn. Paul Thomas Anderson’s breakthrough feature is an impeccably…
November [2018] – A Peculiar and Aesthetically Striking Tale of Unrequited Love
The gorgeous meets the repugnant in Estonian film-maker Rainer Sarnet’s metaphysical drama November (2017). Shot in astoundingly surreal black-and-white compositions,…