Mwe hardly ever make films about mediocre artists, for the obvious reason that history has rightly forgotten them. It is delightful indignity, for example, that the great Oscar-winning adaptation of Peter Shaffer’s play about obscure Italian composer Antonio Salieri is called Amadeus, after the musical scholar whose genius eclipsed it by far. Sometimes generational fame […]
Ohe most enduring images and memories of film noir tend to be rooted in the 1940s and 1950s: Speak the words and monochromatic visions of fedoras, tight satin dresses and streams of unrestricted cigarette smoke inevitably come to mind. ‘mind. This makes it a difficult genre to tackle these days, even if its themes and […]
Courtroom dramas are one of the hardest genres to get straight to the screen. Military tribunal dramas are no different. These are the best military courtroom drama movies available in the market today. 1. some good men Image courtesy of imdb.com Logline: Military attorney Lt. Daniel Kaffee defends Marines charged with murder. They maintain that […]
In an age where online dating is played like a sport and real relationships are hard to come by, period dramas bring us stunning visuals, attractive people in big fancy clothes, as well as stories of love that breaks our hearts and leaves us wanting more. Here are some of the best period movies, spoiler-free: […]
After his wonderfully gripping debut feature film, Only you, writer-director Harry Wootliff turns to a rather toxic relationship, balancing elements of romantic melodrama and psychological thriller in a film fueled by modern gothic passions. Loosely adapted from the book by Deborah Kay Davies The real things about me, it’s a disturbing and seductive (and often […]
Jrare are the actors who can do more with their eyes alone than Nina Hoss (regular collaborator of the director Christian Petzold, we saw her recently in My little sister by Stéphanie Chuat and Véronique Reymond). Here, she constructs an entire character – angular, complex, often contradictory – out of flickering gazes and the restless […]
Jhere’s a voice inside the head of freshman Alex (a remarkable, physically and mentally engaged Isabelle Fuhrman) motivating her. Hectoring, essential: this inner voice is the reason why she chose to specialize in physics, her weakest subject, just to be able to conquer it. It’s the reason why she not only enrolls in the college’s […]
OWhen Joseph Goebbels offered him the chance to become a film director in Nazi Germany, director Fritz Lang wondered if it was time to leave. How quickly Lang left Germany after meeting Goebbels – in fact, whether he really met Goebbels – has recently been disputed. But by 1935, the blindfolded visionary behind Metropolis and […]
Being an entrepreneur is not a walk in the park. It takes courage and determination, combined with a lot of luck and strong skills. There have been countless podcasts, books, and films created to inspire aspiring entrepreneurs to forge their own business path. All in all, it’s a difficult pursuit, but the results can be […]
FSwiss social worker and self-taught filmmaker Fred Baillif developed The Mif (the title is slang for “the fam” or the family) over a two-year period with at-risk adolescents who are residents and educators of a Geneva children’s home. The film’s non-professional actors play characters that, while not specifically based on themselves, are rooted in their […]
Jhe term “fever dream” – used to describe the giddy, boozy, fuzzy-edge kind of cinema that defies easy categorization – is rather overused in film criticism, seen in the case of Petrov flu, with its sickly delirium, disconcerting hallucinogenic tangents, and a central character who spends most of the film coughing up his lungs, it’s […]
News Discover today’s trending stories in Bollywood, Hollywood, TV and OTT. Must read! 01 Feb 2022 09:42 Bombay Mumbai: In this article, we bring all the trending stories from Bollywood, Hollywood, OTT and TV industry. Bollywood Ranveer Singh talks about movies that interest him. The actor says he’s going through a starring phase in family […]
KEnneth Branagh shamelessly recounts his feel-good memories of growing up in Belfast as the Troubles broke out in the late 1960s suffering from a perspective problem. Angled camera angles are rendered in flat, overly clean black and white; the film leans heavily on his deliberately biased child’s point of view. Nine-year-old Buddy (newcomer Jude Hill) […]
We all know that gameplay dramas are very addicting and compelling while providing fun, exciting and interesting gameplay footage to watch. Many of the best gambling movies have fast-paced action sequences in which the protagonist plays their favorite games in the hopes of making a fortune. Frustrated gamers try to win big by taking risks […]
After the unprecedented circumstances of the previous year, 2021 has proven to be a rebound year for movies, with many great movies finding critical and commercial success. Among these films, some stood out and kept viewers coming back time and time again. RELATED: 10 Most Viewable Action Movies Of 2021 Some dramas benefit from a […]
SNever behind his wire-rimmed glasses but more emotionally engaged than he’d like to admit, Will (Winston Duke) bears a great responsibility. During a nine-day screening process, he interviews potential “souls,” all vying for a single opportunity – to be born and embark on a life on Earth. This inventive and audacious debut feature by the […]
On a farm in rural Iceland, Pétur (Björn Hlynur Haraldsson) visits his brother Ingvar (Hilmir Snær Guðnason). Expecting to have lunch with Ingvar and his wife, Maria (Noomi Rapace), he is puzzled by a third guest at the table. “What the fuck is this is it?” he asks. Audiences might just ask the same throughout […]
ohOtherworldly sci-fi meets down-to-earth psychological realism in director and co-writer Michael Pearce’s awe-inspiring sequel to the Brilliant of 2017 The beast. Boasting another remarkable performance by Riz Ahmed, whose nuances are superbly amplified by Jed Kurzel’s slowly changing score, this is a genre affair, balanced between tangible personal experience and growing paranoia, a touching mix […]
A The stage actor mourning the sudden death of his wife and accepting his many betrayals forges a bond with the emotionally closed young woman who is hired to drive him to a residency in Hiroshima. It’s the heart of a curvy, looping plot, but this alluring adaptation of a Haruki Murakami short story is […]
Bollywood “Khiladi” Akshay Kumar has spanned all genres of the acting spectrum throughout his illustrious three-decade career. From comedy to horror, the actor has immortalized several roles in his career. The actor recently announced the release of his upcoming period drama titled Prithviraj in front of Manushi Chhillar. Trying out the role of Samrat Prithviraj […]
In 2013, the famous German filmmaker Oliver Hirschbiegel (director of Fall) turned the stormy life of the Princess of Wales into a farce with Diane, a shabby soap opera featuring a bowed-head, long-haired Naomi Watts reciting platitudes from the pages of Hi! magazine. In contrast, the thematic play by Chilean director Pablo LarraÃn to his […]
WWith its troubled lone protagonist lurking in a shady nocturnal underworld, this grimy tale of a former con-man turned pro gamer is the archetypal Paul Schrader material. And in Oscar Isaac’s enigmatic blackjack player “William Tell,” with his wary hooded eyes and closed face, the film has a brooding central performance. So it’s a shame […]
Last night in Soho covers much of London’s West End, from the Toucan pub on Carlisle Street in north Soho, to the heroin digs at Goodge Place, Fitzrovia, just across Oxford Street. The film echoes many previous films set in and around London’s busiest, weirdest and most haunted area – this map just picks out […]
TWes Anderson’s films, with their intricate detail and fanatically meticulous design, almost invariably reward a second viewing. This is certainly the case with his last, The French dispatch, a gaudy star coat rack photo that takes as its starting point the latest issue of an additional magazine for the fictional newspaper Liberty, Kansas Evening Sun. […]
RIdley Scott’s latest epic plays out as a reinvention clad in the armor of Rashomon crossed with a remake of # MeToo-inflected Straw dogs. Inspired by author Eric Jager’s 2004 account of the last officially recognized judicial duel in France, in which God was trustworthy to choose the just winner, it is actually a medieval […]
There are some more irritating mistakes in modern screenwriting than onscreen siblings directly referring to each other as such: “You said it, sister.” “I am here for you, my brother.” Even the best actors can’t sell those terms of address that almost no human being actually uses: Any great movie about a sibling relationship needs […]
Thers is quite special. A relationship – that between adult twins – which is rarely explored in cinema; a twinning, in Nina Hoss and Lars Eidinger, of two of the best German actors currently in business; and a cinematographic approach, by Stéphanie Chuat and Véronique Reymond, defined by a rare emotional intelligence. The Swiss candidacy […]
WWhen it comes to dealing with onscreen alcohol consumption, movies tend to fall into one of two categories: dark-faced portrayals of the dangers of alcoholism or gleefully drunk comedies. in which alcohol produces a chain of hijinks. It is by falling precisely halfway between these two bar stools that the wonderful and Oscar-winning Thomas Vinterberg […]
Manu (Grégoire Ludig) and Jean-Gab (David Marsais) haven’t accomplished much in life beyond their long-standing and loyal friendship. It’s the kind of numb buddy friendship that traditionally fuels lazy American comedies such as Dude where is my car? and Invoice & Ted. When Manu is hired to deliver a mysterious box, he takes Jean-Gab for […]
Filming for MORE took place in Bolton on a new BBC drama – as the city cements its reputation as ‘Hollywood of the North’. Crews working on James Graham’s new BBC One offering, Sherwood, were spotted filming near Pigeon Tower in Rivington earlier this week. Cameras were spotted in the Top Barn parking lot and […]
Tseven minutes into Victim’s debut, after a few detours around the bush, word fell into the dialogue – an unprecedented bombshell on screen at the time, and if that doesn’t shock you today, you can still feel the film prepare for impact. This is neither an insult nor a blasphemy, but it was enough to […]
Ffirst shown at Sundance in January last year, and repeatedly delayed by the pandemic, The father waited a very long time for its moment in theaters, and when it finally arrived – backed by rave reviews and two big Oscar wins – few went to see it. After a year spent largely away from theaters, […]
Looking for more movies with captivating and intriguing storylines? If you’ve browsed the most notable fictional movies with such thrilling stories, then maybe you should check out the ones that are actually based on real life! Of course, their writers don’t have the full freedom of fictional screenwriters, but the stories in these movies wouldn’t […]
This quietly satirical and moving first feature film by director and co-writer Christos Nikou, who cut his teeth as an assistant director on Dog tooth, was Greece’s candidacy for the international feature film Oscar at the recent 93rd Academy Awards. A tale of epidemic memory loss, heartache, and possible new beginnings, it’s a deadpan tragicomedy […]
ADespite being screened at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival, the Harlem Monster drama drama about a black teenager engulfed by a cruel legal system, remains just as timely in 2021, a tale of a grim situation that would likely be everything. also relevant in another three or even six years later. Strange that he’s been […]
Ajinkya Deo is arguably one of the most beautiful actors in the Marathi industry and he doesn’t seem to look his age at all! Born May 3, 1963 in Mumbai in couple of actors Ramesh Deo and Seema Deo, Ajinkya turns 58 today! He is a very popular face not only in Marathi movies but […]
The American independent filmmaker Lawrence Michael Levine deploys Aubrey Plaza as both muse and spokesperson in this dramatic comedy tense on the ethics of the artistic process. If that sounds tedious, it isn’t: Levine’s playful deconstruction of tortured genius is a witty, provocative show of tyrannical directors, diva-ish actors, and over-invested voyeurs. The film is […]
MUstafa (Akhtem Seitablayev), a grizzled farmer with a profile as ruthless as an ax head, and his younger son Alim (Remzi Bilyalov) are united in grief. They are united by the death of Nazim, the son and older brother, but have little else in common, in this startling feature debut by Nariman Aliev. But as […]
IIt is extremely timely material. Thematically, Emerald Fennell’s first feature film, Promising young woman, could have been distilled from pure pain, an amalgamation of the countless rape culture testimonies on sites such as Everyone is invited. But tonally, with its extravagant eyebrow and ironically lacquered manicure, this film feels oddly dated – a few decades […]
The revenge film is the blunt weapon in the filmmaker’s toolbox. The public’s thirst for blood is quenched by justifiable violence; we get a guilt-free kick because justice is seen to be done. As a genre, it’s effective, but basic. Infinitely more disturbing and stimulating are the films which dissect the whole idea of ​​revenge, […]
THere is a welcome sequence of dark comedy that runs through Latvian director Juris Kursietis’ second feature film, which follows a young Latvian immigrant as he struggles to establish a new life in Belgium. In many ways, the situation of Oleg (Valentin Novopolskij) is sobering. He is unfairly fired from his job at a meat […]
A new drama from Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight on SAS began filming this week, with filming set to take place in the UK and Morocco, dubbing the latter for the Middle East. Based on the bestseller of the same name by Ben Macintyre, SAS: Rogue Heroes comes from Kudos to be delivered to BBC […]
Tits challenging Colombian parable feels like it could have been made in the 1970s, with its cryptic storytelling, witty reflections, and vivid imagery, all shot in grainy 16mm. Rejecting conventional narrative structures, its story requires some decoding and may well challenge comprehension, but its striking visual language, with vivid colors, sparse compositions, and loose associative […]
There’s a sickly yellow tint to the photograph here, sawing angst in the score, meaning that even a moment of joyous summer relaxation – a water fight between children – is undermined by a latent sense of unease. Bad stories, the second feature film by Damiano and Fabio D’Innocenzo, is a slippery thing, an urban […]
gGeorgian writer-director Dea Kulumbegashvili’s fierce debut feature film about a Jehovah’s Witness whose faith is being tested opens with an act of hostility. The camera observes from a fixed point at the back of a Kingdom Hall as the space fills up and the blinds are finally drawn. A few minutes after the start of […]
Elaine chung To be frank, the start of the year is usually pretty devoid of solid drama flicks. Let’s explain why: The Oscars deadline usually requires a theatrical release early in the year, which means the big hitters we’ve come to expect from the dramatic canon are already out. Then COVID-19 happened. That date was […]
On Sunday night, ITV aired the first episode of its new drama, Finding Alice. The six-part series tells the story of a woman grappling with the sudden loss of her husband whose unexpected death occurred on their first night in their new dream home. Dark and mysterious – with moments of much-needed comedic relief – […]
HIt is a Holocaust survival drama superbly performed, albeit disturbingly politely, by Ukrainian filmmaker Vadim Perelman. This is the story of a Belgian Jew named Gilles (Nahuel Pérez Biscayart), who stays alive in a transit camp pretending to be half Iranian and teaching Farsi to a savage SS officer, Klaus Koch (Lars Eidinger). In truth, […]
Towards the end of last year, the nation began tapping into the Netflix miniseries The Queen’s Gambit. And it turned out to be quite popular with viewers. This coming-of-age drama – based on Walter Tevis’ 1983 novel of the same name – tells the story of Beth, an orphan who develops a strange talent for […]
oht over the past two decades Danish cinema has increasingly proven to have a strong aptitude for emotional and nuanced drama and intelligent engagement, especially through the making of documentaries, with conflicts abroad. This feature film inspired by a true story, from fellow director Niels Arden Oplev (who directed the original film Girl With the […]
FFirst feature director Tyler Taormina dreamed of making his way into a very strange and intriguing film: a Gen-Z reverie about life and fate, somewhere between The Prom and The Purge. The movie never behaves like it’s more than a realistic coming-of-age drama, but something else happens. Haley (Haley Bodell) is part of a clique […]
HThe Ugandan director Kornél Mundruczó deserves our thanks for going somewhere few filmmakers want to go: on a branch. Many times his neck has been risked and his arm has been risked; he makes films to challenge us. White God (2014) was a Hitchcockian nightmare about a mass uprising among all the dogs in a […]
IIf you ever had the idea that there was something bohemian, glamorous or Bukowskian to drink in a Las Vegas bar… then this movie will woo you right away. It’s docu-realistic fiction about a seedy place called The Roaring 20s, in Las Vegas, which is about to shut down for good. (The films were actually […]
In 1998, a doping scandal shakes the Tour de France when a team masseur is surprised with a pharmacy of banned substances in the trunk of his car before the first stage in Ireland. The incident is the inspiration for this solid and professional Irish drama with a solid performance by Louis Talpe as Dom […]
“Here is life and all its messy complications! Cancer is a bitch, life is a journey and other horrible feelings are all aired for free in this well-meaning drama about a subject that deserves much more nuanced treatment: assisted dying. Anna (Pitch Perfect’s Anna Camp) is the prodigal daughter rejected by her father when she […]
gerard Johnson, writer-director of serial killer film Tony and corrupt crime thriller Hyena, both set in London, travels 300 miles north to continue his streak of dark comedy dramas. Muscle is set in Newcastle (not that you know it from the cockney accents), where Simon (Cavan Clerkin) has an overwhelming sales job and a dying […]
Fthe first feature film director Ibrahim Miiro embarks on this urban drama set in London; for the first half hour, at least, it’s a film bursting with energy and adrenaline. Hannah Laresa Smith plays homeless teenage Ally who recently ran away from foster care. In the opening scenes showing his chaotic life on the streets, […]
TThe surprise hit of After We Collided may herald a box office trend for the romantic drama YA, but this debut feature is ill-suited to capitalize on. Although this is another contemporary tale of teenage lovers, Philophobia comes from a bygone era to which we must never return. Joshua Glenister plays Kai, an aspiring writer […]
FFranco-Algerian filmmaker Rabah Ameur-Zaïmeche sends us a dispatch of a civil war with Terminal Sud, an intriguing and somewhat abstract drama about a country sinking into chaos. The facts on the ground seem to agree with the Algerian civil war of the 90s, the so-called “black decade” which claimed over 100,000 lives. But the film […]
Eearlier this year, Philippa Lowthorpe’s socio-comedy Misbehavior entertainingly tackled the intersection between sexism and racism through the bizarre real-life pageantry of the disrupted 1970 Miss World pageant in London. A very different spectacle takes place in Fort Worth, Texas, in this impressive feature debut from writer-director Channing Godfrey Peoples. Following a mother’s attempts to convey […]
WIt’s a wonderful, heartbreaking, life-affirming gem of a movie. Proven at the London Film Festival in October 2019 (how long it seems now!), This vibrant, insightful and deeply empathetic drama about teenage girls forging their identities in a potentially hostile world is squeaky realism, but also fiercely optimistic. Boasting a terrific ensemble cast that features […]
There is some sincere good performance here, and it is done with confidence. But I couldn’t befriend this movie because of some clichés of social realism and an artificial and conceptual plot. Nocturnal deserves praise for giving us a third act where so many movies of any kind don’t. But it didn’t sound convincing. Lauren […]
WHats off to a wholly wonderful second feature film from British director Ben Sharrock – witty, poignant, wonderfully composed and shot, moving and even strangely captivating. Despite an elegant tongue-in-cheek style established from the start, Sharrock quickly gets you to invest in the characters and care deeply about what happens to them. Limbo is about […]
The ghosts of the oppressed rebels of Victor Hugo in the 19th century haunt the contemporary urban drama of Ladj Ly, winner of a Caesar, a street story about the dispossessed masses of France, once again on the verge of rebellion. Nominated for Best International Feature at the 92nd Academy Awards (he lost to Parasite), […]
After a shoulder injury cut short the professional baseball career of Mark Ciardi – the pitcher reached the majors for a few games with the Milwaukee Brewers in 1987 – he set his sights on Hollywood, where he started out producing. a film about his former teammate Jim Morris. This film, The recruit, became a […]
The key premise of Rhonda Byrne’s mystical self-help blockbuster, The Secret, is that if you really desire and think about something hard enough, it will eventually show up. If it follows then somewhere deep in America, one of the book’s many superfans was about to burst a blood vessel while viewing a $ 20 rental […]
Jthere is enormous tenderness in this drama of disillusionment from Colombian director Franco Lolli – but also an extremely callous sense of seriousness and the pain of life. In the lead role, Lolli has cast a non-professional: her cousin, author and scholar Carolina Sanín, and she’s remarkable. With each gesture, each pout of weary patience, […]
Ja few years ago, director Dominik Moll caused a stir at Cannes with his psychological shock noir comic book Harry, A Friend Who Wants You Well, starring the incomparably disturbing Sergi López – a film with the kind of delicious cruelty and sophistication that only the French can produce. His title here has been rendered […]
Indian soldier Mangal Pandey is known to have started India’s first war of independence against the British in 1857. The film begins with his execution by hanging for plotting a criminal conspiracy against the East India Company. With the executioner refusing to execute him, resulting in a delay, the historical drama transports us to the […]
LOS ANGELES (AP) – The legal drama “All Rise” became the first scripted television series in the United States to adapt to the pandemic by produce an episode remotely, by enlisting its stars to work from home on their own makeup, scenography and lighting. The season finale, which airs Monday night on CBS, finds Simone […]
Anil Kapoor is one of the most recognized Indian actors and producers in the world. He has appeared in over a hundred Hindi language films, as well as international films and TV series. He has also won numerous awards during his career, including two National Film Awards and six Filmfare Awards in various acting categories. […]
Known as one of Bollywood’s most versatile actors, Hrithik Roshan has had a remarkable career in the Hindi film industry. The actor is popular for his action sequences in action dramas and war movies. Here are some of the best Hrithik Roshan action drama movies to watch back to back. Hrithik Roshan’s Action Drama Movies […]
Amitabh Bachchan is the greatest actor in Indian cinema and is loved by millions of people. He is in a league of his own and one of the most loved and respected players in the industry. Words fail when it comes to “The Angry Young Man” because no words can ever describe the immense love […]
For a vertiginous moment of the disoriented post-war period, cinema and Federico Fellini put Rome at the center of the world; now his first 1960 masterpiece, La Dolce Vita, is being reissued as part of a retrospective at London’s BFI Southbank to mark the 100th anniversary of his birth. It’s a film with Fellini’s genius […]
WEnglish actor Tom Cullen (Weekend, Downton Abbey) writes and directs this non-linear romantic drama, which stars real partner Tatiana Maslany (of BBC America’s Black orphan). Jenna (Maslany) and Leon (Jay Duplass) are North American expats living in Wales; the film traces the ups and downs of their six-year relationship, mixing up its timeline but returning […]
It’s the season for festive dramatic comedies about awkward and / or grotesque comebacks. There will be worse ways to dodge the rush to the high streets than this funky Irish Christmas indie, in which Boston lawyer Daniel (Michiel Huisman) returns to his hometown of Cork after his mother’s death for chaperone her autistic teenage […]
Element images Throughout our lives, we try to avoid drama and conflict with our parents, friends and colleagues. It’s inevitable, of course, but we think it’s best to leave the drama in the movies. Rather than picking your own fights, watch all the action from the comfort of your couch via countless drama movies on […]
This low budget film written and directed by Aaron Schimberg is almost all sorts of weird, and yet it has a gracious warmth and an endless supply of originality that makes it irresistible as hell. Filled with rambling digressions, sudden changes in tone, and playful pretenses as it oscillates between layers of ‘reality’ and performance, […]
The pushing and pulling between blood ties and cultural ties is explored with a light touch and a keen eye for detail in this delightful, semi-autobiographical family drama from writer and director Lulu Wang. Chinese-American Billi (Awkwafina, relying on her prickly comic turn in crazy rich asians) has one foot in each of the two […]
GREENPORT, NY – A popular restaurant in Greenport recently served as the backdrop for a new indie drama being filmed. Sharon Sailor, owner of Front Street Station in Greenport, told Patch that the drama “Sometime Other Than Now” was filmed at the restaurant on Monday June. 11. The film, according to deadline.com, stars Donal Logue […]
WOpening in the spirited style of Terrence Malick, documentary director Jeremiah Zagar makes his feature-length debut with this poetic and sensual coming-of-age film about growing up in poverty in rural America. Painfully recounting the lives of three brothers over the course of a year or so as they accumulate scars that they will bear as […]
AAt the Sundance Film Festival in January 2016, Jim Cummings, a multitasking force of nature, unveiled a brilliantly excruciating short film about a grieving cop struggling to say goodbye to his mother at her funeral. Inspired by his mother’s love for dancing and Bruce Springsteen, hapless Cummings officer Jim Arnaud expresses his grief through movement […]
TTo describe Benedikt Erlingsson’s humor as “dry†is a bit like saying that things can get “cold†the closer you get to the Arctic Circle. After conquering Iceland’s theatrical stages and television screens as a writer, director and performer, Erlingsson turned to feature films in 2013, where his brand of tragi-comic tongue-in-cheek humor laughter once […]
AAccepting his first director’s award from the National Board of Review in January, “internet comedian” turned filmmaker Bo Burnham described his brilliantly empathetic debut feature as “an attempt to represent the children who live their lives online“; young people who have been” wrongly presented as self-obsessed, narcissistic, superficial “, but who are in reality” self-aware […]
OOur creatives continue to form more imaginative and compassionate responses to the question of mass migration than our politicians. Much like the recent televised conscience prickles Home and Don’t Forget the Driver, Austrian director Wolfgang Fischer’s quietly captivating second feature immerses us in the debate around freedom of movement. Cinematically, it’s reminiscent of a clever […]
THeatre director Bill Buckhurst makes his film debut with this semi-gritty portrayal of teenagers in a dead end estate in mid-90s Yorkshire. It’s a drama in the socially conscious lore of Ken Loach, with echoes of Shane Meadows’ playful buddies and a dollop of Support me nostalgia; it’s sometimes very funny about friendship and growing […]
TComedian Simon Amstell is best known as the acerbic former host of BBC2 Don’t mind the Buzzcocks and his sitcom Grandmother’s house. His first semi-autobiographical feature film (following his mock iPlayer 2017 documentary Carnage) turns it into something romantic, revealing a sweet, swift heart beneath the barbed jokes. Benjamin (Colin Morgan, who plays Amstell’s chuckle) […]
AA diversion from the usual, even if it’s an 8-hour greyhound ride, holds promise for Juanita, the lead character in a new Netflix drama tasked with the laudable goal of putting a spotlight on a character often sidelined. The film centers on a nurse, played by reliable character actor Alfre Woodard – fresh out of […]
Border is a film so full of strange surprises that it is better to see it without knowing anything about it, and almost impossible to discuss it without spoiler. So if this is the experience you crave, read no further. As its title suggests, Border blurs boundaries. The story begins at a literal boundary – […]
List of Indian drama films Drama movies are so famous and loved because of their realistic nature. They portray real-life stories and situations that make them very relatable. They are not only entertaining, but you will also find various other elements there. Below mentioned is a list of Indian drama films: Badhaai Ho Batti Gul […]