'Agra' bravely confronts audiences with uncomfortable truths, pushing boundaries, and challenging societal norms.
Sidney Lumet shows in this movie that he was still at the top of his game at the age of eighty-three.
Set on the fringes of the cut-throat corporate world, it takes us deep into the interiors of the rundown sales office, across the street from the Chinese restaurant.
The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford is an entertaining version of a Terrence Malick movie and a must watch for any cinema lover.
21 Grams is one of the most organic films I have seen on the silver screen.
99 Homes is a powerhouse film that sheds light on the eviction process people have to go thru and in almost every case they do lose everything.
The film echoes many of the early 50’s movies with some weird rock and roll played by the church band and also a weird title.
Director Don Palathara has crafted a brutally authentic film where lingering static shots with minute invisible details tell a story where the audience serves as a witness in every scene.
Director Julian Schnabel creates some interesting pallet of scenes that are sure to leave us breathless.
This movie gives us an endless journey but its not the journey which is the main theme but more of what we might turn into.