TV Movie Review: “The Surrogacy Trap” (2013)
There is always a chance for couples to have a child, even if they can’t conceive it on their own. Surrogacy is one of the alternate ways for them to fulfil their [continue reading]
July 2015
Film Review: Before I Disappear (2014) ★★★★
You just find out that you won’t be able to pick up your daughter from school. You think about a back up plan. Calling the child’s father is not an option since [continue reading]
Film Review: Self/Less (2015)
We have seen many movies where an old, wealthy man is shown in a negative and dark way. He’s someone who would go far and beyond to eliminate anyone who comes in his [continue reading]
Film Review: Strangerland (2015) ★★★★
What would you do if one day you wake up to find your children have disappeared? No doubt, reporting to the nearest police station would be your first move. And then, hope, [continue reading]
Interview: Filmmaker Asif Kapadia talks about “AMY”
When you`re famous everyone wants a piece of you: and no one cares much if you are half dead or very much alive. But when you`re become a troubled person using drugs, [continue reading]
Film Review: AMY (2015) ★★★★★
When you`re famous everyone wants a piece of you: and no one cares much if you are half dead or very much alive. But when you`re become a troubled person using drugs, [continue reading]
Film Review: Madame Bovary (2015) ★★★★
Adapting an old period novel for showcasing on the big screen is never easy nor being able to pen the perfect script. But a genuine attempt to do it is all that matters, as [continue reading]
Doc Review: Dreamcatcher (2015) ★★★★
Everyone deserves to have a life they dream of. Every child deserves to have an unforgettable childhood. Every teenager deserves to have a regular teenage life. Every woman [continue reading]
Film Review: Suite Française (2014) ★★★★
Every time I watch a film about war, especially World War II, I always find myself thinking, “how many more wars do we need to witness in order to understand that warring [continue reading]
ICFF 2015 Interview: Andrea Iervolino and The Humbling
Simon Axler (Al Pacino) is an aged stage actor, whose life is turned upside down when he meets Pegeen (Greta Gerwig), an attractive lady who is much younger than himself. [continue reading]
