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Krishnanunni Padinjassery

Krishnanunni P is currently pursuing his Master’s degree in Film and Literature from the University of York. He is an ardent fan of Football and Dance but also prefers to spend time immersed in Literature, Philosophy, and Cinema. He is on a personal pilgrimage to tell the artistic stories of Malayalam Cinema.
The Fangs of Fear: Exploring Horror  and Dread in ‘Jaws’ (1975)
Essay

The Fangs of Fear: Exploring Horror and Dread in ‘Jaws’ (1975)

Krishnanunni Padinjassery October 16, 2023

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Thousand and One Lies (1001 Nunakal, 2023) Movie Review – An Engaging film which Questions the Parochial Meanings of Truth, Lies, Deception and Trust
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Thousand and One Lies (1001 Nunakal, 2023) Movie Review – An Engaging film which Questions the Parochial Meanings of Truth, Lies, Deception and Trust

Krishnanunni Padinjassery August 18, 2023

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Women behind the Camera: Examining Space and Gender  in Woman with a Movie Camera (2022)
Essay

Women behind the Camera: Examining Space and Gender in Woman with a Movie Camera (2022)

Krishnanunni Padinjassery March 20, 2023

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50 Years of Nirmalyam (1973): Timeless, Introspective, and Radical
Essay

50 Years of Nirmalyam (1973): Timeless, Introspective, and Radical

Krishnanunni Padinjassery April 19, 2024

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Analysing the โ€˜Newโ€™ in Malayalamโ€™s New-Generation Buddy Movies: Rani Padmini (2015) and Super Sharanya (2022)
Essay

Analysing the โ€˜Newโ€™ in Malayalamโ€™s New-Generation Buddy Movies: Rani Padmini (2015) and Super Sharanya (2022)

Krishnanunni Padinjassery February 21, 2023

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Vettapattikalum Oottakkarum (2022) IFFK Review: A Quirky Satire  on the Violation of Freedom and Privacy
Film Festivals · IFFK · Review

Vettapattikalum Oottakkarum (2022) IFFK Review: A Quirky Satire on the Violation of Freedom and Privacy

Krishnanunni Padinjassery January 2, 2023

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Working Class Heroes (2022): ‘IFFK’ Review – A Timely  Commentary on Human Rights Violation at the Workplace that Suffers from a Predictable Plot
Film Festivals · IFFK · Review

Working Class Heroes (2022): ‘IFFK’ Review – A Timely Commentary on Human Rights Violation at the Workplace that Suffers from a Predictable Plot

Krishnanunni Padinjassery December 27, 2022

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Alam (2022) IFFK Review: A Coming-of-Age Story on the Fleeting Nature of Symbols and Memory set in Israel-occupied Palestine
Film Festivals · IFFK · Review

Alam (2022) IFFK Review: A Coming-of-Age Story on the Fleeting Nature of Symbols and Memory set in Israel-occupied Palestine

Krishnanunni Padinjassery December 20, 2022

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Leilaโ€™s Brothers (2022) IFFK Review: Exploring Generational Wealth and Generational Misogyny
Film Festivals · IFFK · Review

Leilaโ€™s Brothers (2022) IFFK Review: Exploring Generational Wealth and Generational Misogyny

Krishnanunni Padinjassery July 15, 2024

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