Is It Gay To Be Best Friends? A Review Of The Pixar Movie Luca
byThe depiction of the Italian Riviera by Pixar Animation Studios resembles a not-so-subtle hint of inspiration from nature poets like Keats, Wordsworth or Shelly….
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Men With Big Bellies And Men With Small Ones: A Review Of The White Tiger
byIn 2010, Aravind Adiga, author of the book The White Tiger decided to adapt his Booker Prize-winning novel into a movie. But it wasn’t…
A Review Of Season 1 Of The Handmaid’s Tale
byBased on the bestselling novel by Margaret Atwood, The Handmaid’s Tale is a thrilling story about a dystopian society where birth rates have fallen…
Heart and Soul: A Review Of The Animated Film ‘Soul’
byPixar Studio’s latest foray into the philosophical genre gave us Soul. It is a wonderfully creative and imaginative animated movie about a musician who…
Between The Lines: How Koreeda Uses Space To Create A Family
byHirokazu Koreeda’s camera grazes upon the mundane. A simple web search of the Japanese director’s — who is frequently compared to the cinematic guru…
The Representation Of Asexuality On Mainstream Media And Entertainment
byWhat mainstream media and entertainment is has definitely changed over the years, and I’m not just speaking in terms of how we’re watching, but…
The Glamourisation of Beautiful Murderers.
byThe infamous and notorious Ted Bundy is being brought live to our screens once more courtesy of Netflix and the American actor Zac Efron….
Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi: Notes From Afar.
by“She was the bravest and best military leader. A man among mutineers. These qualities, combined with her rank, rendered her the most dangerous of…
The Tragic Flaw of Crazy Rich Asians
byCrazy Rich Asians hit the big screens in October of 2018 here in India. I’m a little late to the review party but only…
“Eighth Grade” Review: Thirteen-Year-Olds, Anxiety And The Digital Age
byI love a good coming-of-age story. Catcher in the Rye, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Moonrise Kingdom are all books and movies that…