A Dose Of Cinema: Recent Episodes
Priyabrata Saha
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It's simple, we watch a lot of films from classics to recently released ones from all over the world and some films make us feel like we should share them with others. That's what we do here. Welcome to the club ❤️
DDLJ completed 25 years of release in 2020 and it's probably the most loved bollywood film ever. But watching it in 2020 may raise a question in anyone - what was there in this film that made it a classic ? So here am I with an answer.
Dealing with themes of disturbing and different kind of sexual desires, this film tells a story of a lonely successful piano teacher. Here's why I think you must watch this film.
The beautiful troublemaker or La belle noiseuse is probably the best film on artmaking and the 2019 film Portrait of a lady on fire also revolves around a painting. Here I discuss the similarities and differences.
This worldwide pandemic reminded me of this film I watched a long time ago. So I wanted to talk about this, surprisingly I remember everything about it.
Corporate drama or Fanboyism, whatever be the reason, Snydercut is finally getting released. But what is its importance ? Here I discuss it casually.
Darkness is not everyone's cup of tea, but the difference between weak and strong is in the acceptance of darkness. This episode is about how good Dark Movies help us do that.
Two of the most entertaining and unique gangster dramas of cinema. A brief discussion on their uniqueness and different approaches.
In this self isolation period,I was rewatching The Irishman, and just wanted to talk about it.
Discussion on Interstellar and 2001: A Space Odyssey together, an attempt to compare them in terms of their underlying ideas.
Oscar isn't really the ultimate parameter to judge a movie. So is the Academy best picture Parasite really a masterpiece? Here is a short and compact review.