Remembering the Sunny Brilliance of Robert Redford
In today’s The Toast series, we say goodbye to Hollywood icon Robert Redford, who …
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Mustang (2015) Review: A Poignant Tale Of Women Empowerment
Deniz Gamze Ergüven’s debut feature, Mustang (2015), begins with a line that could double …
Analysing Howl’s Moving Castle (2004)
Hayao Miyazaki’s beloved classic traverses several themes — humanity, selfhood, compassion and belonging. Howl’s Moving Castle (2004), …
Deborah Kerr: Old Hollywood’s Loveliest Lady (Who Went Rogue)
(This article was updated by Joslyn Jay on Aug 5, 2025 with fresh details …
Django (1966) Review: Bleak, Bold And Unforgiving
The path one is meant to tread is drenched in mud—the kind that seeps …
The Distorted Legacy of Marilyn Monroe
“If I am a star, the people made me a star,” Marilyn Monroe once …
12 Defining Film Trilogies Worth Revisiting
In the fall of 2003, as The Return of the King prepared to storm …
Jaws at 50: Trivia, Sequels & ‘Behind-The-Scenes’ Madness
In today’s edition of Legend Has It, we celebrate the 50th anniversary of iconic …
Stolen (2025) Review: An Unsettling, Sharp Debut
Thrillers have long been OTT catnip—gun-toting, knife-wielding heroes, anti-heroes wading through murky conspiracies. But …
A Quiet Brilliance: Revisiting 10 Overlooked Films of Gene Hackman
Few actors are as beloved outside the industry as they are revered within it. …
12 Essential Films On Kashmir Issue (& Where To Find Them)
“If there is heaven on earth, it is here, it is here, it is …
Pink (2016) Review: Prosecuting Patriarchy
Few films hit where it hurts — Pink reveals how patriarchy controls in silence, …
Beyond the Spotlight: 13 Underrated Films
Cinema has always had a short memory. Some films make a splash, get showered …
How to Learn Filmmaking Online in 2025 (Free, Paid & Career Paths)
The first time my friend held a camera, it wasn’t his. It belonged to …
Jaane Bhi Do Yaaro (1983) Review: The Art of Absurdity
Some of the greatest performances in cinema aren’t planned—they’re stumbled into. Satish Kaushik’s role …