Even Fake Flowers Have Scent On Happy Days: A Poignant Tale Of Human Companionship
Shubham Sharma’s latest short film, Even Fake Flowers Have Scent On Happy Days tells the …
Articles for category: MOVIE REVIEWS
Padatik (1973) Review: An Introspection Of Beliefs
No conversation surrounding Indian cinema is quite complete without the mention of the eminent …
Meel Patthar (2021) Review: Life As A Mimetic Act
Chronic back pain. Ghost of a dead wife. 500000 kilometres of rumbling. Long lost …
Ramprasad Ki Tehrvi (2021) Review: A Poignant Ode To The Grieving
An intricately detailed and keenly observed family drama, Ramprasad Ki Tehrvi is a piercing, …
Oscars 2021: Winners & Highlights From The 93rd Academy Awards
Hollywood’s biggest night has concluded. The much delayed 93rd Academy Awards were finally held …
Christmas In August (1998) Review: Meditative, Life-Affirming Drama
The posters for South Korean filmmaker Jin-ho Hur’s Christmas in August (1998) show a man and …
Eeb Allay Ooo (2019) Review: Pithy Satire On Class Warfare
Eeb Allay Ooo opens with our protagonist Anjani (Shardul Bharadwaj) on trial for a …
Titli (2015) Review: An Immersive Tale Of Unrelenting Despair
Titli is a story of a dysfunctional family, three brothers and a father, who’ve lived …
A Fortunate Man (2018) Netflix Review: Poignant, Thought-Provoking Drama
“When, in spite of all the good fortune that had come his way, he …
Things To Come (L’Avenir, 2016) Review: Nuanced, Evocative Mid-Life Drama
“Can we put ourselves in the place of others?” So begins Nathalie Chazeaux’ (Isabelle Huppert) …
The Dig (2021) Netflix Review: Slow-Burning, Meditative Watch
In 1939, in Sutton Hoo in rural Suffolk, a widowed landowner, Edith Pretty, invited …
Knock Knock Knock (2020) Review: A Mirror To Our Insecurities
Sudhanshu Saria‘s psychological drama portrays the darker side of human insecurities with a tragic real …
Pieces of a Woman (2020) Netflix Review: Tough But Rewarding Watch
This is such a powerful and evocative title for a movie. It conjures up …
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 …
The Importance of Being Earnest (2002) Review
Oliver Parker’s The Importance of Being Earnest is a faithful adaptation, wonderfully bringing alive Oscar …