Karthick RM writes about Peter Wild's study of Akira Kurosawa, and about his own viewing of the auteur’s cinema.
Konstantinos is taken by The Night Of and he wants you to watch this miniseries.
Konstantinos writes about musical scores that never fail to move him.
Amitava Nag writes about actors, acting, and the auteur Satyajit Ray.
Karthick RM thinks it’s time we paid more attention to the villain in Tamil cinema.
Arvind argues that this widely loved Tamil film does a grave disservice to trans people.
Nihira discusses the history of tawaifs in India, their relationship with Hindustani music and Hindi cinema.
Ramakrishnan M. writes about the newly released documentary India on Film, pieced together from archival footage.
Ramchander writes on Mysskin’s film Onaayum Aattukkuttiyum and translates passages from the filmmaker’s book about the film.
Maneesh Krishnan writes about Sidney Lumet’s classic.
Upamanyu takes us through the process of making Wade, a climate change horror film.
Paroma writes about the animated film, The Breadwinner, set in Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.
Konstantinos lists ten of his favourite monologues from films and television shows.
Julia Shiota revisits part of the legendary artist’s filmography.
Shakila Zamboulingame analyses the representations of women in this iconic Tamil film from 1952.
Konstantinos writes about the film that gave audiences a peek into youth culture and English society during the Thatcher era.
Konstantinos introduces us to a case study of existentialism through the lens, montage, and music.
Amarnath shares his thoughts after watching the documentary about NFL's cheerleader problem.
Ramchander has questions after watching Gitanjali Rao's animated film.
How many more remakes do we need? Is it the American audience's demand to Americanise foreign successes, or Hollywood's mania…
Konstantinos writes about some indie films that are… complicated, to put it simply.
Gréta Csernik writes about the recent rise of Hungarian cinema.
Csernik Gréta írja a magyar mozi közelmúltbeli megjelenését.
Konstantinos discusses the movie and the graphic novel that was a major influence.
Konstantinos reflects on the narrative and character development of the television series.
Sureshkumar listens closely to the “Married Life” montage from Up, to examine how music is married to the moving images.