The Eternal “Blows” Of Francois Truffaut’s ‘The 400 Blows’ That Changed Cinema!
Starting off in the closed confines of a classroom, shouted at by the teacher for causing mayhem, and ending on a beach with the...
‘Bantu Mama’ Review: A Beautiful Human Tale Marred By An Underdeveloped Narrative
On an assignment to the Dominican Republic, Emma encounters a middle-aged woman on the beach one day. The lady makes braids in Emma's hair,...
‘The Box’ Review: Lorenzo Vigas’ Film Is A Triumph Of Restrained Filmmaking
The name of Lorenzo Vigas' debut feature film, "From Afar," also defines his approach to filmmaking. What happens on-screen is sometimes of lesser prominence...
‘The Falconer’ Review: A Visually Striking Film That Doesn’t Reach Its Full Potential
Real-life stories carry within them a different kind of charm. Since we are habituated to seeing fictional characters and their world on the screen,...
‘Vikram Vedha’ Review: Pushkar-Gayatri’s Film Is A Clever Reinvention Of The Thriller Genre
"Vikram Vedha" is a spectacle of a film. On the surface, it appears to be a crime thriller, but it is much more than...