MOVIE ANALYSIS
The Imitation Game: The Man Who Helped Win a War, But Lost His Own
Fighting a war together as a family means putting aside all your differences. No matter how big a conflict you are having within your own family, there is something bigger happening outside. Something that needs to be won together. So you fight together. But what you don’t do is end your own conflict. You just set it aside for later....
La La Land: A Love That Was Written in the Stars and Yet…
To judge a great film, an unbeatable test of time is to watch it for analysis, maybe about a particular take in the film, or about the entire film, and then have the film make you lose yourself and forget...
THE SEED OF THE SACRED FIG: When Politics Enters the Home
A family is sitting together at home. There is nothing unusual about the moment. A father comes home from work, his wife worries about him, and his daughters are busy with their own lives. It could be any family. But...
First They Killed My Father: A Tale of Surviving Against Impossible Odds
Let’s visit history a bit. History of perhaps one of the darkest chapters of Cambodia. A history long forgotten by many. A history that would shift you in your seats. A history ever-so present in the hearts and nightmares of...
Satluj: The Price of Truth and the Cost of Remembering
The film originally named Gallughara, written and directed by Honey Trehan, following the background and life of Jaswant Singh Khalra as he led the human rights movement in Punjab, was named so because, in Sikh history and terminology, Gallughara refers...
Kung Fu Panda: A Journey into Self-Exploration and Self-Acceptance
Let’s dive into the world of Po. On the surface, it is the story of an unconventional hero who becomes a kung fu master. But beneath all of that lies something far more profound. Kung Fu Panda (2008), directed by...
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