#LookAtMe is a 2022 Singaporean film directed by Ken Kwek. Written along with Shane Mardjuki, he puts across the subject of human rights with an empathetic approach. We follow the narrative of…
Tag: Asian Cinema
It would be too straightforward to brand ‘The Sadness’ as a zombie film. Despite the lack of official word, the film seems to be a re-imagining of Joe Lynch’s 2017 cult-classic ‘Mayhem’.…
“Lacking the insight of George Romero, the deft cultural recasting of Train to Busan, or even the working-class comic drollness of Shaun of The Dead, Zombiepura is an affable though toothless zombie…
The factor of risk with horror films is usually a big one. The struggle, most of the times for filmmakers, is finding a suitable narrative choice for the story they ache to…
Miso, the protagonist of Microhabitat is someone we all know. Her grey hair which is fairly unsuitable for her age may easily deceive one into thinking that she is someone else. However,…
Asian Cinema has outdone itself in 2018. The films that were produced in the subcontinent didn’t just end up being increasingly relatable but they also pushed boundaries of usual narrative structure to…
