Topic: Film review
A will shrouded by misfortunes: Ouseppinte Osiyathu is a riveting thriller
Directed by debutant Sarath Chandran R.J., Ouseppinte Osiyathu is a compelling slow-burn drama set against the breathtaking expanse of cardamom plantations in Idukki’s Peerumedu.
Love, labour and sacrificial rooster: watching ‘Victoria’
Sivaranjini. J’s ‘Victoria’ premiered at the Malayalam Cinema Today section at the 29th International Film Festival Kerala on Saturday. Produced by Kerala State Film...
Cobalt Blue: A familiar hue in a sea of foreignness
Sachin Kundalkar’s Cobalt Blue, now streaming on Netflix, further mystifies the old and numbing habit called love.
Revisiting IFFR: Watching Indian Cinema in a European Festival
The fiftieth edition of the International Film Festival of Rotterdam has come to a close in the last week. The festival programme was divided...
Milestone: A journey with India’s alienated working class
Ivan Ayr’s second feature, Milestone, perfectly illustrates Marx’s concept of alienation. Man becomes alienated and is no longer free when he performs labour out...
