Julien Schnabel’s ‘At Eternity’s Gate’ – A John H. Foote Review
I know very little about art. But I know the Oscar race for Best Actor just got more crowded! . Take me to an art gallery, show me paintings, I […]
Netflix and Chill – ‘The Spectacular Now’ Review
Stutter is a guy who believes in the present. He doesn’t have an iota of an idea about how the future is going to pan out. He is blissfully unaware […]
Kaksha Gyarvi – Digital Review
Guys, do you remember the first time, you had a fondness developing for the opposite gender? The very first time, you had a tiff with somebody to claim the so-called […]
Bryan Singer’s ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ – A John H. Foote Review
When writing the screenplay to this film, did anyone ask, is this the real life, or is just fantasy? During the Live Aid sequence that makes up the last twenty-five […]
Mitron Review – A Sweet Film, Bound To Win Hearts!
Sometimes, there are films who, during their theatrical release, do not get the audience’s attention. Blame it on poor promotion or release of a big film along with it, but […]
Thugs Of Hindostan Review – Humein Toh Loot Lia, Milke YRF Walon Ne !
Colossal. That is the size of expectations, that was associated with this film. Two of the biggest stars of our times came together for a film that promised to be […]
Searching Review – The Dark Corners Of The Web
Close your eyes. Picture this. A young teenager runs away from the house. Her father, a single father desperately seeks her everywhere. When he reaches out to her friends, he […]
Badhaai Ho Review – Kya Kahenge Log !!!
In a country like ours, there are several problems that people face every day. Scarce resources, overflowing population, rampant corruption, petrol prices, alarmingly increasing inflation are few of the problems […]
AndhaDhun Review – Andha Bola, Maine Dekha !!
“Now you’re looking for the secret. But you won’t find it because of course, you’re not really looking. You don’t really want to work it out. You want to be […]
Haider on my mind….
Chutzpah – Originally derived from the Yiddish word, it’s used to describe someone who has the audacity to cross the limits of acceptable social norms. Mr.Vishal Bhardwaj has that Chutzpah […]
Sui Dhaaga – Made In India Review
Sharat Katariya is a master storyteller. The way he had woven a love story between two opposites in ‘Dum Laga Ke Haisha’, speaks a lot about his vision. He has […]
Batti Gul Meter Chalu Review – Picture Gul Thehera Bal !
Had it been the nineties, this film would have set the box office on fire. Misogynistic jokes, best friends who thump chests screaming ‘bust friend’, love triangles among childhood friends, […]
Manto Review – The Legend Lives On.
The partition of 1947, gave birth to two countries – India and Pakistan. It also sent a message to its inhabitants that they weren’t welcome anymore in the place they […]
TIFF Exclusive – If Beale Street Could Talk Review
Our guest writer/correspondence John H Foote writes from TIFF18, about Barry Jenkin’s ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ Barry Jenkins is without question a major filmmaker. His film ‘Moonlight’ (2016) shockingly […]
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