Lamja Tomba’s Worry That Cinema Would Reveal the Scar on His Face is a Metaphor of a Formidable Cinematic Barrier Tagore Anticipated

JOSHY JOSEPH 23/01/2021

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Reveal the Scar on His Face is a Metaphor of a Formidable Cinematic Barrier Tagore Anticipated

JOSHY JOSEPH 23/01/2021

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“Is Love Enough? Sir” – Good Story, Sensitive Acting, Certainly a Movie to Reckon With

NANDITA SANASAM 21/11/2020

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‘Chicago-7’, Chronicles State Violence and Civil Resistance Imaginatively and Powerfully

LAKSHMI J. NAMEIRAKPAM 07/11/2020

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Does Cinema Have Independent Life or is it Destined to be “a Sycophant to literature” – Part 2

JOSHY JOSEPH 31/10/2020

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Does Cinema Have Independent Life or is it Destined to be “a Sycophant to literature” – Part 1

JOSHY JOSEPH 24/10/2020

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Cinema Transports Me to My Childhood to Feel the Warmth of a Thick Finger in My Palm

JOSHY JOSEPH 17/10/2020

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Cinema Starts with a Spark, More Often than not, an Oral Spark

JOSHY JOSEPH 13/10/2020

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In Times of War and Strife, Great Artists Disturb Our Easy-Chair Neutralities, as Even Their Lullabies Turn Political

JOSHY JOSEPH 10/10/2020

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‘Angry Indian Goddesses’ is Raw Fun, Cathartic, Unpretentious and Full of Wrath

LAKSHMI J. NAMEIRAKPAM 26/09/2020

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