A powerfully moving, emotionally scarring & extremely harrowing portrait of the final hours of Jesus Christ’s life, The Passion of the Christ is definitely not for the easily distressed. Counted amongst the…
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What makes Lee one of the great American filmmakers of the ‘90s is that, very much like Martin Scorsese, he had a firm directorial handle on each and every aspect of the (rather wild) filmmaking. This master director of style, story, and substance continued with his incredibly probing and incredibly entertaining examinations on specific New York cultures within a specific time, getting the most out of the individuals that resided in these colourful settings.
After receiving the Best Foreign Language Film award for his trans-drama ‘A Fantastic Woman’, Sebastian Lelio is back with ‘Disobedience’ – the last entry in his Trilogy Of Woman. Set in an…
Following the established structure of its notorious genre yet managing to infuse a refreshing vibe to it, Revenge is a thrilling, engaging & blood-soaked action horror that exhibits all the hallmarks of…
Makoto Shinkai’s sophomore feature is an intimately crafted, elegantly narrated & gorgeously animated tale of young love & yearning desires that unfolds in three interconnected segmentzs. A very grounded effort compared to…
Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back seems to be yet another somewhat frustrating experience where every fourth joke lands, and every thirteenth joke illicits a hearty laugh – and there’s still at least a joke every half a minute (unless there’s scantily-clad women involved).
John Maringouin brings a partly comic and partly melancholic tale of a lost cowboy in his debut feature film, Ghostbox Cowboy. The premise of the movie involves an interesting phase in the…
With Little Miss Sunshine, Michael Arndt, the Oscar winning screenwriter, completely challenges the idea of bifurcating people into two sets of ‘winners’ and ‘losers’ – two extreme zones, cultivated by the society, that is just not true and is a very problematic idea of success that we put ourselves through.