Lean on Pete [2017] – An Elegiac Tale of a Lonely Teenager at Crossroads
English film-maker Andrew Haigh’s previous devastating existential dramas – Weekend (2011) & 45 Years (2015) – were essentially about…
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English film-maker Andrew Haigh’s previous devastating existential dramas – Weekend (2011) & 45 Years (2015) – were essentially about…
I am a strong believer that every story is important. Every story that has something to say and knows exactly…
Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri [2017]: An Effective & Darkly Comic Outburst of Righteous Anger Irish playwright and film-maker Martin…
To sound more profound, ‘the author of this list’ will refer to himself in the third person. He’ll start his generic list with a generic statement like 2017 was a good year for movies and anyone who thinks otherwise is a cinema illiterate. Then a customary rant on how mainstream Hollywood movies suck and superhero genre is dying (like Logan). It was a real challenge for this movie buff to pick 10 movies from total 50 movies he had seen last year. Yes, the author of this list hasn’t seen that critically acclaimed movie or that famous movie by famous director or that movie that’s front-runner for Oscars or that foreign language film that didn’t release in his country. But that didn’t stop him from making this generic Top 10 list. The sole purpose of this list is to prove that author is a cinephile and his taste in movies is superior to yours. If your favorite movie didn’t make it to the list, you can cry about that in the comment section because that’s what it is for.
The Other Side of Everything [2017] – Examining Serbian Political History through a Lonely Voice of Sanity “If I was…
What Will People Say [2017] – A Poetic and Perceptive Examination of Female Oppression Anchored by an excellent lead performance…
TIFF 2017: New Images & Clip From Agnès Varda & JR’s “Faces Places” French master Agnès Varda collaborates with mysterious…
Inside Llewyn Davis [2013] Film Review: Inside Llewyn Davis is a character-driven film. But the elliptical storytelling forms a mosaic…
Il Posto [1961] – A Masterful Study of Human Condition in a Compartmentalized World I felt an aching realization while…