The Wind ★★★½
Emma Tammi‘s The Wind is a film of contrasts. Hope for a better future is contrasted by anguish. God with demons.Continue Reading
Emma Tammi‘s The Wind is a film of contrasts. Hope for a better future is contrasted by anguish. God with demons.Continue Reading
Our fascination in true crime stories is strange, yet profitable. Though we as viewers know the protagonists of these storiesContinue Reading
Everything is pointing to an inescapable fact in Gloria Bell’s (Julianne Moore) life: she is getting old. Her kids areContinue Reading
In 2008, a series of terrorist attacks occurred in the city of Mumbai. 10 terrorists from an organization based inContinue Reading
There’s a special place in my heart for “stupid” movies that are well-made. Whatever it is about them – theirContinue Reading
There have been many prominent transgender stories told through film in recent years, and though the story of Marcelo BernasconiContinue Reading
There are moments where Dragged Across Concrete feels like a statement from a filmmaker justifying his cynicism and challenging filmography.Continue Reading
The latest film directed by an auteur to be given a Netflix release, Triple Frontier is at once a departureContinue Reading
As children, we’re often reminded that there are two sides to every story. No matter how malicious, repugnant, or cruelContinue Reading
As with the words ‘ironic’ and ‘literally’, ‘Kafkaesque’ is so commonly misused that its true meaning has become obfuscated, andContinue Reading
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