Berlinale · Film Festivals · Review From Where They Stood [2021]: ‘Berlinale’ Review – A moving document of the Holocaust revealed through photographs Santanu Das March 9, 2021
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Review Nomadland (2020): A Faultless, Sublime Epic That May Change Your Life Santanu Das March 13, 2021
Review True Mothers [2020] Review: Naomi Kawase’s Potent Yet Frustrating Ode To Motherhood Santanu Das May 17, 2021
Review Silence and Darkness (2020) Review: Atmospheric thriller packs a punch Santanu Das January 28, 2021
Cinemapreneur · Review Das Capital (2020) Cinemapreneur Review: A Well-Intentioned Attempt Lost in Misguided Direction Santanu Das December 14, 2020
Article · Essay A Case for John Cassavetes’ A Woman Under The Influence Santanu Das February 24, 2021
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