Noah Baumbach has a knack for presenting richly absurd characters dipping them in a bewildering puddle of reality, adding tee-spoons of screwball comedy that relinquish on their way to tell odd stories…
Tag: Frances Ha
Frances Ha (2012) is one of those rare mumblecore movies that features a protagonist that is relatable. Not just to the undatable-middle-aged women who don’t feel like their life is completely under…
Adam Driver’s career has seen a J-like upward journey, only from the lowest inflexion point of the letter. His inspiring filmography has seen him follow a trajectory similar to that of Benedict…
Black and white movies eschew colors to their advantage. It is a conscious choice, deliberated upon stubbornly, that the filmmaker indulges in. The monochrome palette instills a sense of nostalgia. Melancholia impregnates…
