Inside Out 2019: “Good Kisser” (2019) ★★★★
For romance drama to work, whether it has an element of comedy, action, or simply a slow-burning piece, it must have all the important factors to satisfy the viewer and serve [continue reading]
Inside Out 2019: “Late Night” (2019) ★★★★
© 2018 – Sundance Institute We like watching comedies, don’t we? We love laughing. We’re relaxed and leave every negative thing behind closed doors while [continue reading]
Film Review: “Ma” (2019) ★
Not every horror movie is expected to turn into a masterpiece. But it should, we all can agree on it, play its part in the horror genre so that the audience gets scared at [continue reading]
Sundance 2019 Film Review: “Photograph” (2019) ★★★★
When it comes to capturing arranged marriage in Indian cinema, it always goes beyond the standard and delivers that poignant moment we may miss due the lack of knowledge of [continue reading]
Inside Out 2019: “Knives and Skin” (2019) ★★★
Grief is one of the saddest parts of life each and everyone has to go through. There’s nothing right or wrong about it, just human reaction to something we lose with no [continue reading]
Inside Out 2019: “Rocketman” (2019) ★★★★★
© Paramount Pictures Many times I’ve heard people say with envy, “How cool is it to be famous!”, or, “I want people to recognize me on the street.” The problem is, [continue reading]
Film Review: “Avengers: End Game” (2019) ★★★★★
I promised never to write about Marvel’s films. It’s not because they are bad; it’s because big and famous pieces always get written on by every critic and blogger on [continue reading]
Inside Out 2019: “Halston” (2019) ★★★★
What is normality? How do we define it? How true is it that without ups there are no downs and without downs, there are no ups? Certainly, it is good to be rich and there’s [continue reading]
Inside Out 2019: “Adam” (2019) ★★★
© 2018 – Sundance Institute Some movies do carry deep messages, tries to open people’s minds and help them understand the LGBTQ+ community better. [continue reading]
Interview: Minnie Lane Talks the ‘Pickup’ Industry and Its Influence
“The Pickup Game” that celebrated its premiere at the Hot Docs in Toronto in April is a documentary every woman and man should see. Its concept is tearful, damning, and [continue reading]
