This Indian film, which won the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival, portrays the journey of love as two individuals are bound by solitary definitions of their lives. One bound to grief, the looming emptiness of losing a paternal voice that further engulfs in the form

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I really love films man, thank god for the creation of movie theaters

'Lunchbox,' 'Manto' Producers Back Anshuman Jha, Devashish Makhija EFM Thriller 'But First, The Burning' (EXCLUSIVE) variety.com/2026/film/news…

Swades - The Boat We All Burden This moment from Swades which also becomes the film’s poster is probably one of the most brilliantly composed shots in the history of Indian cinema, an amalgamation of the whole film compressed into a visual argument so elegant it requires no

Valentine’s Eve well spent with my forever love - CINEMA! ♥️ Four films in one day. No roses, no candlelight. Just surround sound, interval snacks and stories on celluloid. Some hits and some misses, but cinema isn’t just entertainment. It’s emotion. It’s escape. It’s home.

The Arun Matheswaran Cinematic Experience!

Every frame of Devdas is a painting

A deeper look into the beginnings of Indian cinema! Film Heritage Foundation

A train journey, for me, is the perfect antidote for a reading block. Managed to read four chapters of one book and two short stories in five hours. Zero urge to check social media. The only use of the phone at that moment should be to feed some music to your headphones that

Best films ever (unranked): Annie Hall Oldboy Nymphomaniac (Volume I and II) The Substance Jaggi Bhonsle The Whale Last Film Show Natkhat The Father Mad Max: Fury Road So far I would pick these…

#Punjab95 to #ChakdaXpress: Films Everyone Is Talking About — But Still Waiting to Be Seen in India varietyindia.com/punjab-95-to-c…

employment kills chronically online cinephiles

Eater Eaten - Death, A Daughter, The Cycle of Life Uday Brahma's Eater Eaten explores a world where surreal and philosophical horror merge to examine what we spend our entire lives pretending doesn't exist - Death, and the cycle of Life rendered visible through an encounter that

Favorite forever!

Kennedy - The Exorcism of a Killer’s Reality In the labyrinth of pandemic era Mumbai where a dead man walks executing the living, where corruption has calcified into system and system has internalised the very corruption as an essential for survival, Anurag Kashyap discovers

park chan-wook is probably one of the few remaining directors who truly understands that cinema is a visual artform.

The winner of the BAFTA in the Children’s & Family Film category is Boong ✨ #EEBAFTAs