#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 Films
Culture of the Mad, Sad and Crass – The Asian Filmmakers Who Owned It: The inane has an inimitable place in Asian cinema. What best encapsulates this singular placement in the landscape…
“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…
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…
Enveloped with a disquieting chill & a sense of foreboding from the first frame to the last, A Tale of Two Sisters is one of the creepiest films ever made. Very difficult…
Asian films have always shown how relatable they can be even to a wider audience. The constant understanding of the medium and the versatility of films produced in the subcontinent is a…
