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The Whale movie review: the gradual unfolding of an Aronofsky drama
The Whale movie review tries to touch upon the extremities of our symbolic order that define the grand designs upon which the foundation...
The Whale movie review
Begin Again Film Summary and Underlying Themes
The film Begin Again, a Romance Comedy, became a smashing blockbuster owing to John Carney, who directed and authored the screenplay!
Begin Again Film Summary and Underlying Themes
The Novelist’s Film Review- Hong Sangsoo’s 2022 genius!
The Novelist's Film review shares how the Korean countryside accompanied by countless conversations shot in black and white ...
The Novelist's Film Review
Andrei Rublev 1966: The birth of Slavic Nationalism through Soviet Cinema
Andrei Rublev 1966 is in many ways a satire that maintains its ambiguity. The film is structured in eight parts that explain the journey ...
Andrei Rublev 1966
Siddheshwari 1989 film summary: peeking into Mani Kaul’s cinematic portrait
Mani Kaul’s Siddheshwari 1989 is based on the life of renowned thumri singer Siddheshwari Devi. It is one of the most unusual films ...
Siddheshwari 1989 film summary
Zhang Yimou’s Raise the Red Lantern analysis: Identifying subtleties underneath eye-arresting visuals
Raise the Red Lantern is a Chinese language film directed by Zhang Yimou. Although adapted from Su Tong's novel, Wives and Concubines (1990),
Raise the Red Lantern 1991
Top 10 Film Noir Movies of All Time
Film Noir movies were all the rage post the Second World War. Here's ranking top 10 of them, for you to watch, when your mood calls for it.
Jhilli Discards: A fault line within the shadows
Jhilli (Discards) is a riveting tale about those who reside in the shadows. They are forever condemned to live in the milieu of filth and ...
Jhilli Discards 2021
Drive My Car 2021: A comparative Reading
The impalpable sentimentality of Chekhov reaches out from far beyond the profundity of Ryusuke Hamaguchi's Drive My Car.
Sonya and Uncle Vanya in Drive my Car 2021
