Women in an Unforgiving World– Exploring Body Horror and Identity in Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance
Review by: Sakshi Salil Chavan A fixed frame hunches over a star being neatly installed onto the Hollywood Walk Of Fame— for a prime-time...
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A Cinematic Exploration of Loneliness and Loss: Wong Kar-Wai's Chungking Express
Watching certain films makes one feel empty, maybe because it resonates with the emptiness already embedded inside them or perhaps it...
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The Railway Men- The Saga Of Some People Not Losing Humanity In The Face Of DisasterÂ
In India, "Died" and "Killed" are two words whose meaning subtly shifts depending on who experiences them.
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Analyzing Michael Haneke's The Piano Teacher through the lens of psychoanalysis
Erika was a highly-regarded pianist, yet she never received the acclaim she deserved.
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Make it like Wes Anderson
You're riding a metro, going on long holidays, reading a classic novel or walking into a retro café on a sunlit afternoon – make it like...
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