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In 1994, Winona Ryder was at the peak of her powers. Only a year ago, she was nominated for an…
In 1994, Winona Ryder was at the peak of her powers. Only a year ago, she was nominated for an…
Christopher Nolan’s ‘Inception’ is one of the most widely watched films of all time. There is no denying its popularity…
2014 was a great year for Films. While films like Birdman, Whiplash, The Babadook were genre-transcending; some films like Coherence, Interstellar, Predestination left us scratching our heads and a few others like The Theory of everything, The Imitation game made us familiar with historical events. But as we look back and go through the various films that were so religiously watched the past year, we see a lot of powerful films not getting their deserved recognition.
Lady Bird, although not dead, felt zombified, identifying with the cynicism and pettiness of its main character to a point of making it unappealing – but Little Women has emerged as a far more endearing and far more speculative film that makes for a more inviting experience.
In an interview with a magazine, Jake Gyllenhaal, who starred opposite Heath Ledger in Ang Lee’s groundbreaking film Brokeback Mountain,…
“Take Shelter” (121 minutes) is a nuanced character study of a respectable man, taking refuge in an insane, self-fulfilling prophecy. Its occasional narrative flabbiness is overcome with assured direction and riveting performances.
Movies like Poor Things: Powerful female characters, awkward coming-of-age antics, deconstructions of sexual desire, and Mark Ruffalo, there are plenty…
Netflix’s Valentine’s Day offering, “A Soweto Love Story,” is a vibrant glimpse into the modern South African culture in the…
Cinema has become inseparable from the life of an ordinary human being. The world of films endows one with a…