Mayar Jonjal (2020) Movie Review: What is the price of living, especially that of the want for a life led with dignity and complete self-ownership? Can the two find an intermediate space…
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We have seen this a million times before. A young adult living in a small town fleeing to the city for better chances but feeling just as lost and isolated to bring…
Cities have habitually been spaces where people come to improve their quality of life. But, The Human Scale (2012), a documentary by Danish writer-director Andreas Dalsgaard puts forth a different perspective. It…
When the assault scenes come up, the director Mostofa Sarwar Farooki cuts away from its visual details, effectively focusing instead on the suggestive, unheard horrors of the adjacent empty rooms and corridors,…
Staying within the established lanes of its genre, playing every single scene by the books, and jam-packed with one cliché after another, Netflix’s Extraction does manage to impress in bits and pieces…
‘Iti, Tomari Dhaka’ means ‘Yours Truly, Dhaka’. Dhaka. The capital of Bangladesh. Just like any other city in the world, it is natural that Dhaka also cocoons a canvas of lives and…