An Ode To ‘Lawrence Of Arabia’: A Classic For The Ages
The sun turns into a mute spectator for once. The desert sands shift in the wind. History holds its breath, still trembling in the...
‘Killers Of The Flower Moon’ Movie Analysis: The Kind Of Cinema The World Needs Right Now
Around the halfway mark of Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon, Ernest Burkhurt and his uncle, William Hale, drive around the town of...
‘Oppenheimer’ And The Flawed Masterclass Of Christopher Nolan’s Cinema
In the first two hours of Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer, except for one, not a single conversation exceeds a minute. That one scene is, of...
Searching For The ‘Joy’ In ‘Joyland’ – A Closer Look At The Elements Of Irony In Saim Sadiq’s Film
Saim Sadiq's joyride through an orthodox and hypocritical society turns out to be quite unlike any other discourse on the matter. Although it deals...
‘Babylon’ Analysis: Damien Chazelle’s Film Is An Intricate Tale Of Ambition, Debauchery, And Love
After taking the film industry by storm with "La La Land," it must have been a great challenge for filmmaker Damien Chazelle to transcend...