The rigidity of emphasizing the narratives, character development, and steady linearity of the story is reflective of the quintessential methods associated with filmmaking and storytelling. Its resultant dissemination to the people associates…
Tag: 1970s
Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s Anand, which released in March 12, 1971 remains a timeless classic in the history of Indian Cinema. Even though the film marked the 50th year of its release, the Rajesh…
For all his significance as a screenwriter, performer, comedian, and musician, it can be easy for some to forget what a wonderfully talented director Woody Allen is when he hits his sweet…
After the remarkable success of Halloween, John Carpenter returned to the small screen to try his hand at a new genre, this time a biopic. Bringing the life of the King of…
Spielberg (2017): Modest Storyteller vs The Spectacle: Let us begin by talking about Duel (1971); I feel Duel is a great metaphor for Steven Spielberg’s stature as a filmmaker. He is a…
The fifth & final western from the auteur of spaghetti westerns, Duck, You Sucker is arguably the most under-appreciated film of his career. Although not as great as his previous works in…
