Rashomon 1950: Contradiction of truth and real-world implications

Rashomon (1950) provides contradictory narratives of the same event highlighting the selfishness persistent among humankind.

Rashomon 1950 Analysis

There will be blood: The Oil-man in Daniel Day-Lewis

There will be blood is surely an unnerving title to a film. Daniel Day-Lewis's performance in the 2007 period film is astounding ...

There will be blood: Oil-man in Daniel Day-Lewis

The crime docu-series is based on the Burari deaths the made to headlines in 2018. It accounts for the experiences of different stakeholders.

House of Secrets: Burari Deaths

Devi looks into the religious dogmatism of 19th Century Bengal. It assesses critical concerns of science, identity, and deification.

Satyajit Ray Devi

Memories of murder sheds light on the activities of unidentified serial killer. It is a social commentary drawn from true events.

Memories of Murder

Howl's moving castle reflects on metaphors of beauty and love. It traces the silver lining of the dark clouds of prejudices.

Howl's moving Castle

Ringu(1998) explores Japanese myths, curses to produce a digitally relevant ghost. Logic and metaphors of technology substantiate horror.

Ringu 1998

As a Vertigo Movie Review, the article delves into the paradox of crime and victimhood highlighting cynicism that delights the audience.

Vertigo film Review

Sonata 2017 breaks free from the shackles of mainstream cinema by portraying independent and opinionated women in various stages of life.

Sonata 2017