Month: November 2019
[VoxSpace Selects] A Retrospective On A Marvelous Year For Malayalam Cinema
This year is undoubtedly the year of the Malayalam cinema. They have had some of the best films not only of this year but I would say these films could compete for the best of the decade.
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[VoxSpace Selects] The Most Underrated Tamizh Films Of The Year 2019
Arguably, I’d say 2019 has been one of the driest phases of Tamizh cinema, with a very few films making the cut
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Review Of Little Things Season 3 : A Keenly Observed ‘Absurdity In Familiarity’ Fare Which Shines Through
Little Things has always found its bearing in telling a whole chapter in its season, which leaves you satisfied and smiling
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Review Of Mehsampur : An Obscure Genre Fluid Feature Which Serves As A Prospectus For New Age Film Making
Mehsampur becomes anti-matter, or rather an anti-film, which will in time accumulate its own ethical and moral dust, to become a genre in itself.
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[VoxSpace Selects] Review Of NetFlix’s The King : An Artistic Argument For Diplomacy
If you like long expertly written conversations about morality, insanely well-acted scenes, and beautiful production design – The King is for you
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[VoxSpace Selects] Kastoori (The Musk) Review : A Poignant Film That Subtly Touches On Many Important Issues Of Society
Kastoori (The Musk) is an incredibly well-made film which is very important for us to understand many things.
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Review Of Ranj (Slow Burn) : A Keenly Observed Tale Of Simmering Despair Of An Urban Immigrant
The film Ranj (English Title – Slow Burn) written and directed by Sunit Sinha, captures the slow descent to despair of a volatile life in the city
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