50 Most Anticipated Films of 2021: As a yearly ritual, I dug the shit out of internet (mostly IMDb) and found out 50 upcoming film projects that, I think, deserve to be…
Tag: Tom McCarthy
After going through around 200 films I am finally exhausted. So, following the yearly ritual, here are my top 50 favorite English Language films of the year:
Like every other year, we dug deep (like really deep) and found out for you a series of upcoming film projects that, we think, deserves to be discussed and be excited about.…
Hello People, After promising to come up with the 1st High on Films Awards Result in early March, we didn’t show up for a long time, yes we ditched big time. But…
Tom McCarthy’s stupendous drama “Spotlight” (2015) opens and ends on the confined spaces of two different institutions – police and press. One silenced a crime, while the other stood alone to shine down its ‘spotlight’. Contemporary movies about journalists have often taken a cynical and audacious look at the profession. Tom McCarthy’s film offers a counter-argument for the worthiness of the investigative journalism; about how it could stand up against an entity that deems itself as ‘untouchable’. “Spotlight” reminds of us why effective journalism is a significant part of a healthy democracy. It asks tough questions on the mechanism of a powerful institution that abuses its followers’ faith, but at the same time it’s not the kind of film that takes on an insipid judgemental stand. There’s a torrential flow of humane moments in “Spotlight” that is so sincere and non-sentimental.