Month: June 2019
[VoxSpace Selects] Casteism Through Ray’s Chiaroscuro: Aranyer Din Ratri 50 Years After
As the nation sighs at recent caste-based violence- the death of Dr. Payal Tadvi, the film Aranyer Din Ratri nudges us to look at the layered functioning of casteism that the present society has concealed under sophistry.
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[VoxSpace Selects] Humorously Yours Season 2 Review – A Futile Attempt To Cash In On A Hit Series
From A Fan‘s Heart The Viral Fever (TVF), who has been creating web series back to back, has come with […]
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[VoxSpace Selects] Alternative To Intellectual Jargons? Tamasha Of Civil Disobedience On Indian Streets
Public spaces for the open street theatres should act as a vanguard of democracy and in no way should these spaces disappear into cloistered air-conditioned auditoriums.
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[VoxSpace Selects] Black Mirror’s Smithereens – A Tale Questioning Our Over Dependency On Social Media
Netflix’s Black Mirror is back with another series of stories. I watched the second episode, Smithereens and was blown away by the idea of it.
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[VoxSpace Selects] ‘We Are What We Eat’: Celebrating Food In Cannes
This year’s Nespresso Talents in Cannes saw as many as 371 submissions shot in the vertical format on the theme ‘We Are What We Eat’, exploring the associations that spring to mind when we think of food.
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[VoxSpace Selects] Retouch Review – An Iranian Short Which Holds A Mirror To Patriarchy
Written and directed by Kaveh Mazaheri, Retouch, an Iranian short film questions the patriarchal system of the society and shows how women are the victims of it.
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