How I Made A Film On An iPhone: Low-Budget Filmmaking Tips From Director Jake Thomas
With a growing list of films shot on smartphones, the handheld is gradually becoming an …
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The Crown Season 4 Review: Brilliantly Scripted, Masterly Recreated
What The Crown S4 lacks in flamboyance and drama, it makes up with its …
11 Powerful Satires From Indian Cinema
‘Satire is traditionally the weapon of the powerless against the powerful’, says Molly Ivins. …
9 Romantic Movies To Binge Watch On Amazon Prime, Netflix
(Updated: April 13, 2021) From Her to Once Again, here’s our pick of the finest romantic …
First Reformed (2017) Netflix Review: A Dark Opera For The Soul
First Reformed. Is this a film? Or a peek into our many insanities, our …
Mirzapur Season 2 (2020) Review: Triumph Of Cinematic Art
Mirzapur Season 2 is explosive and a triumph of cinematic art. It is a …
1 Minute With ‘Ribbon’ Director Rakhee Sandilya: 15 Rapid-Fire Questions
Writer, director Rakhee Sandilya’s debut film Ribbon featuring Kalki Koechlin and Sumeet Vyas received glowing reviews …
How I Got My First Pay Cheque As Screenwriter For A Netflix Series
At Flickside, your window to the inner workings of filmmaking, we’re always looking for …
I Felt Gulzar Bhai Was Making A Mistake: Naseeruddin Shah
Here’s an interesting anecdote from Naseeruddin Shah’s autobiography And Then One Day about the time …
Emily in Paris Netflix Review: Breezy, Binge-Worthy Romcom
Emily in Paris’ fun and humour elements, stylish production design and endearing storyline work …
1 Minute With ‘Autohead’ Director Rohit Mittal: 15 Rapid-Fire Questions
His debut feature Autohead, traveled across major international festivals garnering acclaim before releasing on …
Ratched Netflix Review: Compelling Drama Stylishly Designed
I think the title Ratched is deliberately chosen for this psychological thriller. It is …
Baby (2020) Review: Perfect End To A Provocative Series
Baby Netflix: Fed up with their families and classmates, two teen girls from a …
The Importance of Being Earnest (2002) Review
Oliver Parker’s The Importance of Being Earnest is a faithful adaptation, wonderfully bringing alive Oscar …