Monthly Archives: January 2016

Pretentious visual showcase or a powerful illustration of the cinematic medium? These are just some of the disparate and contrasting opinions, which have been expressed about Stanley Kubrick’s 1968 film- 2001: A Space Odyssey. However, the most pertinent question, which … Continue reading →

Tangerine is a vibrant picture that in its every frame imbues creativity, and sheer humanism. Additionally, it is a striking example of new form giving rise to the one of the appeals of cinema, which is experiencing a unique time … Continue reading →

In my mind, Inglorious Bastards has always been Quentin Tarantino’s most polarising film. At best one can say it is a fascinating, controversial and wholly original portrait of a crucial period during the Second World War. At worst one can … Continue reading →

Quentin Tarantino’s 8th film, The Hateful Eight is a fascinating revisitation of his central thematic fixation, which fundamentally grows into a budding new form of expression for the black-humoured and highly cineliterate auteurist. Tarantino’s exploration and presentation of the self-appointed … Continue reading →

1) Mad Max Fury Road A veteran like Miller understands the power of the image and what it yields, which is on full display in this visionary post-apocalyptic film. 2) Whiplash An exhilarating and lingering depiction of ambition. 3) Bridge … Continue reading →