A Classic Horror Story Review: A Promising Film That is Let Down by Its Desire To Be Deep

The new Netflix Italian horror film, A Classic Horror Story, is supposed to be a tribute to the greats of the genre — The Texas Chain Massacre, The Cabin in the Woods, Midsommar, and more.Instead, the directors’ quest to make it a meta commentary on the current state of Italian horror cinema reduces the film to an overly complicated tale with an unimpressive message.

‘Madha’ Review: A Promising Premise Let Down By Its Narrative

However, the film’s ending itself makes you wonder if someone else hijacked the original story because after spending nearly 90 minutes to create something truly original, the film ends like a masala movie where revenge and vengeance become the conflict point.All said and done, for what it’s worth, Madha marks a promising debut for Srividya and Trishna Mukherjee, even when the film itself doesn’t quite hit the mark consistently.

Kaalidas Review: A Promising Whodunit That Could Have Been More Competent

When a young man (Aadhav Kannadasan) moves in as a tenant in their house, he seems to be paying Vidhya a lot more attention than Kaalidas does.All of the little elements that the film shows us, about Vidhya and Kaalidas’ personalities come to play later.Kaalidas is married but his wife Vidhya (Ann Sheetal) is unhappy in the way, small things can drive a large rift in relationships.

GQ Magazine’s ’50 Most Influential Young Indians 2018′ List Features Pa Ranjith, Parvathy, Nayanthara And Sandhya Menon

GQ magazine’s list of ’50 most influential young Indians 2018′ has names from across fields like business, sports, entertainment and others. The list includes director Pa Ranjith, actors Parvathy, Nayanthara and journalist Sandhya Menon from the South.
Sandhya Menon
A journalist who spearheaded the second wave of the #MeToo movement in India, Menon has been instrumental in outing powerful ministers, stand-up comedians, actors, and influential men in media. Even as she tweeted out her experience of sexual harassment at the workplace, she also shared, and continues to share experiences of other women.

Oscars 2021: 2 Women Directors Nominated for the First Time, ‘Mank’ Leads With 10 Overall Nominations 

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which announced its nominees of the 93rd Oscars on Monday, created history by nominating two women filmmakers for the best director award- Chloé Zhao for Nomadland and Emerald Fennell for Promising Young Woman. However, it was Netflix’s Mank, starring Gary Oldman as Citizen Kane writer Herman Mankiewicz, that clinched the most number of nominations with a total count of 10.

Minari: Golden Globe Shifts the American Film to Foreign Film Category, Draws Ire Over Anti-Immigrant Language Rules

The Hollywood Film Press Association (HFPA), which conducts the Golden Globe awards, received criticism after an exclusive report from Variety revealed that several film categories had been shuffled around, including that of the American film Minari, which had been moved from the Best Picture category to the Best Foreign Film category.

Maaran Review: Dhanush Sleepwalks Through an Exhausting, Vapid Film

Maaran, directed by Karthick Naren, is the kind of film one assumed to have kicked the bucket sometime in the last decade, when the hullabaloo of social media usurped a space reserved for news production and broadcast.He claims to have worked in seven different media organisations that fired him one after another for “speaking truth to power. ” Although you never see him performing anything close to serious journalism – researching a topic or interviewing a subject – the film calls him the best journalist in the country and flashes on screen his photo on the covers of top magazines.

Looop Lapeta Review: Taapsee Pannu’s Run Lola Run Is All Fluffy And In Parts, Fun

Directed by Aakash Bhatia, Looop Lapeta is an official remake of Tom Tykwer’s 1998 experimental thriller Run Lola Run, an iconic film that stunned the audience for its innovative form ﹣especially, the fast-paced edit, the use of animation and techno music.While one can understand Bhatia’s decision to situate his film away from the sense of urgency and building of tension Run Lola Run was founded on, an excess of narrative elements undoes the film altogether.

Madhumita Sarcar Interview: Actor on Her Upcoming Hoichoi Series ‘Uttoron’ & Changes in Women’s Roles in Bengali TV and Films

“First of all, this character itself is a very big responsibility for any woman to play,” says Bengali actor Madhumita Sarcar on her role in the upcoming web series Uttoron, which is set to premiere on Hoichoi on Wednesday.She notes that the women in Bengali films have become more than just a “showpiece” or a “mannequin,” and cites as examples her role and that of fellow actor Aparajita Addya in the female-centric film Chini, as well as her character in Love Aaj Kal Porshu.

Minnal Murali Review: Basil Joseph’s Superhero Movie is Funny and Brilliantly Poignant

Jaison (Tovino Thomas), a friendly young man, and Shibu (Guru Somasundaram), the depraved pariah of the village, both get struck by an unusual bolt of lightning one night that grants them superpowers.The quirky elements ﹣Jaison’s peculiar sense of fashion and the presence of a female martial artist in a village square, or the pop coloured walls and the placement of popular Malayalam film songs in different situations ﹣have come to be too typical a set-up in new generation Malayalam cinema.