Sundance Institute showcases bold, independent storytelling at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival, beginning with today’s announcement of feature films selected across all [continue reading]
Imagine there is such a power with which you can make anything possible? When I am saying anything, I mean – absolutely anything. But the question is, how far one with such [continue reading]
Indie movies always deserve our attention – no matter whether they are good or bad. Frankly speaking, if we don’t see a film, how shall we have a chance to know [continue reading]
Bollywood has a long and decent history of cinema. And I personally have always enjoyed studying it: from Raj Kapoor to Shashi Kapoor, Mithun Chakraborty to Hema Malini. [continue reading]
It’s not easy to fight against a morally empty person. Those have no compassion, empathy or anything to relate them to a humble human being. I guess in reality, ISIS is [continue reading]
How much can we ask from a little girl who she is about to tell her mother – the person who gave her birth – that she might not have much left to live if she is [continue reading]
There are so many films about Holocaust that I have lost the count. And all of them are equally great, delivering a heart-wrenching concept in a very delicate manner [continue reading]
What is the true definition of beauty? Is it something physical? Maybe someone who looks likable in your eyes? How do we see this world? Is life beautiful? Or is it ugly in [continue reading]
The film “The Teacher” captured my attention from its very first scene, where you see a bunch of people getting off the bus in the evening. A moment later, we are [continue reading]
What happens when a person gets severely injured at their workplace? Maybe that person will never be able to recover their health afterward and be able to go back to that [continue reading]
