Films and TV Shows Like After Life by Ricky Gervais: Surviving a global pandemic has not been easy for any of us. Being home-bound for two years has jolted us back to…

Films and TV Shows Like After Life by Ricky Gervais: Surviving a global pandemic has not been easy for any of us. Being home-bound for two years has jolted us back to…
If someone had told me that “The Favourite”, a period piece dramedy, would be among the most outlandish and yet entertaining films I watch all year, I wouldn’t have believed it. And…
‘The Gotham Independent Film Awards’ celebrate the best of the Indie films released every year, and 2018 has been particularly a splendid year for Independent films. The new pool of talented film-makers…
After receiving the Best Foreign Language Film award for his trans-drama ‘A Fantastic Woman’, Sebastian Lelio is back with ‘Disobedience’ – the last entry in his Trilogy Of Woman. Set in an…
Melancholic symphony of life & death, ironically titled “Youth” is a unique lyrical amalgamation of philosophical exploration about life, memories, regrets, aging and redemption, but above all, Youth (2015) is a beguiling mood piece.
The film is a cross-breed between a tragic comedy and a satire which stick and floats, breeds and grows on you. Its the kind of film that gets better and better with each viewing. And in spite of all the strangeness its astonishing to see how grounded and similar it is to reality. While its basically about loneliness and relationships there are very minute accounts of humans who are so accustomed to following the crowd that they are bewildered when a state of choosing between