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![The Disciple [2020]: ‘TIFF’ Review – A deeply moving character drama about the arduous journey of a failed artist](https://www.highonfilms.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/The-Disciple-Movie-Review-highonfilms-768x321.jpg)
Chaitanya Tamahe’s meditative sophomore feature ‘The Disciple,’ opens with a small-scaled concert where a veteran Indian Classical singer is performing…
When I searched for a definition of iconic, several of the sources said something along the lines of “being an…
Cinemapreneur is a pay-per-view OTT with a library of independent films available to stream online globally. India has made its…
Besides being a well-crafted and earnest drama, Taare Zameen Par is one of those few Indian films which explore the…
![Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne [1969]: A Fantasy](https://www.highonfilms.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Goopy-Gyne-Bagha-Byne.jpg)
The cultural significance of the work of legendary independent filmmaker and versatile genius Satyajit Ray remains unchallenged. Though Ray’s filmography…
![Never Rarely Sometimes Always [2020] Review – A Quietly Heartbreaking Drama on Abortion Experience](https://www.highonfilms.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Never-Rarely-Sometimes-Always-2020-768x332.jpg)
Winner of Silver Bear Award at this year’s Berlinale and winner of Special Jury Award at Sundance, rising indie film-maker…
Like every other year, we dug deep (like really deep) and found out for you a series of upcoming film…
In its resurgence in the ‘70s, Australian cinema was admirable in how much it was able to suddenly emulate the quality of the films being released in the USA and Britain. But just like in these countries, this quality declined in the ‘80s, though still offered an exciting time for cinema and how it could reflect our cultures of this specific era.
![Mafioso [1962] Review – A Mesmerizing Cultural Comedy with a Bitter Edge](https://www.highonfilms.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Mafioso-1962-768x576.jpeg)
Mario Puzo’s novels and Francis Ford Coppola’s epic ‘The Godfather’ trilogy has pushed cinephiles around the world to equate Sicily…