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VoxTalks With Danish Renzu : An Artist Who Derives His Stories Straight From The Heart
Danish Renzu is an internationally acclaimed filmmaker of Indian descent. He has previously made multiple short films that have excelled at prestigious film festivals around the world.
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[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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Review Of Gamak Ghar : A Meditative Pondering Of The Simple Rural Life Often Forgotten
Gamak Ghar by Achal Mishra – where an ancestral house breathing inside a time capsule, becomes an unvoiced narrator of an ever changing world around it
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