Raat Akeli Hai, the title itself, invokes a feeling of desolation. This Murder Mystery has an element that most movies in this genre do not tap into, Empathy. There is a sweeping sense of empathy across the canvas of the film, which mostly is...
Author - Kandi Sachin Venkoba
Kandi Sachin Venkoba is a strong believer in the significance of cinema in building a society. Naturally drawn towards films dealing in the dynamics of human relations. Always open to all kinds of films/TV series that tell compelling and relevant stories. Favourite TV Series, Black Mirror; highly original and daunting.
He believes that every person we come across has several stories to tell, we just need to tap the surface and the stories shall slowly fly out; just get hold of one and tell it. He aspires to tell stories, be it in words on a piece of paper or with a camera, on the big screen.
Broadchurch is a tightly knit community, a stunningly picturesque small town in Britain. A fairly tenured detective, Ellie, played by Olivia Colman...
The inexplicable pain on the face of a child who’s faith is shattered is the most deeply piercing image from C/O Kancharapaalem. A couple of...
Anurag Kashyap cinema is often a throbbing beast, waiting to be tamed by presenting a sharp critique on it. The man makes films that demand to be...
Ponmagal Vandaal is a deeply disturbing thriller at its core but is dressed up by fancy lighting and over the top performances to comfort the...
Paatal Lok begins with a splash of grossness, as a man delivering food, stamps a cockroach to death, on his way. It is quite poetic that the image of...
Eve Polastri is a middle aged woman working for the UK authorities, whose conspicuous passion in studying woman psychopaths, constantly seems to...
Arrival is a movie about a potential alien invasion that is based on the award winning short story ” Story of your life ” by Ted Chiang...
Vidhu Vinod Chopra‘s poignant vision pans toward a man typing a letter, words from the letter flashing on the screen as the camera moves closer...
Parasite boasts of such narrative and thematic complexities that it would be criminal to truncate its expanse of ideas and limit its identity to a...
