At the beginning of Knock at the Cabin, we watch as seven-year-old Wen (Kristen Cui) collects grasshoppers outside a cabin in the middle of the woods. She carefully sneaks up on the bugs as she collects them in her hands, and places them in her jar, while making sure none of the insects inside jump […]
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There is a classic movie that cannot be missed. It was born in 2004 and is still famous and internationally renowned until now. Its Rotten Tomatoes received 92% favorable reviews, won the French film’s highest honor, the Caesar Award, and was shortlisted for the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film. Among the many music-themed films, […]
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Director Elegance Bratton’s makes a poignant autobiographical film debut about a gay Marine trying to find acceptance in the hypermasculine landscape of the military and having more than a few homoerotic fantasies along the way At the start of Elegance Bratton’s new feature, The Inspection, Ellis French (Jeremy Pope) — based on Bratton himself — […]
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Recently, a dark shiny dark horse has emerged in the Northern America movie market, which was released at the end of September and reigned as the Northern America box office champion for three weeks. It is this movie called ‘Smile’ in English. What is more interesting is that this film from Paramount Pictures was originally […]
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Last Saturday, an unexpected phrase on the Twitter hot search. #BoycottLSC means boycott ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’. Mention the name ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’, does it instantly remind you of anything? Yes, it is ‘Forrest Gump’. In fact, this ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’ is an authorized remake of the classic film ‘Forrest Gump’, only in India. I think […]
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‘Nyara: The Kidnapping’ starts by showing a girl who has been kept in confinement by her kidnappers. 24 hours back, Rehema, the girl turned seven and was celebrating with her parents. Maria and Adam (the parents) share a great love, and she is their only child. Her father seems to be a wealthy businessman, and […]
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Lorcan Finnegan’s ‘Nocebo’ subverts the wicked nanny subgenre with a haunting horror story with a ruthless, relevant message. “I am here with you.” There are few bonds that are more innate and eternal than those between family. These fundamental connections can push the most ordinary of individuals to do impossible things. Parenthood–whether it’s the stresses […]
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Director David Gordon Green’s Halloween Kills ended with Michael Myers finally coming home after an enraged mob encounter, slaying Laurie Strode’s (Jamie Lee Curtis) daughter in the process. It left the door wide open, ensuring one final showdown between two enduring horror icons in the sequel. But Green’s trilogy steadfastly refuses to give in to expectations. Halloween Ends does […]
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The newly released documentary The Grab is an alarming film, one which the director refers to as “an investigative thriller” and offers a great deal of insight into recent global events. The film is the end product of seven years of investigation by an impressive and diverse team of reporters, activists, and insiders, the data ultimately put […]
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For almost 60 years, fans of Great Britain’s most inefficient spy hero James Bond, have enjoyed 24 different outings from the iconic character, with each one taking 007 on a global mission to bring down a maniac on a quest for world domination. Featuring elaborate gadgets, pristine sports cars and countless martinis, it’s surprising really […]
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