Originally appeared on Film Inquiry It takes time to latch on to the unhurried pace and breezy mood of I’m…
7500: Largely Free of Turbulence
Originally appeared on Cinema Sentries Unlike other movies based on flight-hijacking – Air Force One, Passenger 57, Operation Thunderbolt, or say Non-stop – in which…
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When will we realize that peace of mind matters more than anything else? When will we stop associating materialistic and…
Mirador: Captures the Ethos of Camaraderie
Full review published in Cinema Sentries. In Spanish, Mirador means “lookout.” The word has multiple connotations. Alertness, observation, prediction, or a person…
The Futile Podcast #2: A Pretentious Conversation about Documentaries
Like the name says, here’s a pretentious conversation about recent documentaries. You can listen to the podcast on Spotify’s mobile…
The Futile Podcast #1: Past Decade of Telugu Cinema
Indulged in an impromptu conversation with Sai Sagar, a journalism graduate and film blogger.
Tommaso: A Humanistic Drama That’s Devoid of the Drama
Published in Cinema Sentries. In 2007’s Mr. Bean’s Holiday, Willem Dafoe played Carson Clay, a filmmaker whose film ‘Playback Time’ premieres at…
Five Telugu Films to Look Forward to Post Pandemic and Why
Full piece published in Film Companion As we continue to savor existing content on OTT platforms, it is certain that…
The Painter and the Thief: Therapeutic Portrayal of Uncommon Intimacy
Benjamin Ree’s The Painter and The Thief is a musing, contemplative portraiture of juxtaposing individuals…
In Search of Kundun: Review | For The Love Of Scorsese And His Pictures
Published in Cinema Sentries. When Martin Scorsese is the focal point of conversations between cinephiles, it is highly likely that…
