(Crisp) Movie Review: MAN WITH A MOVIE CAMERA by FENIL SETA
Man With A Movie Camera is an experimental documentary film made way back in 1929 in Russia. There’s no story and script –
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(Crisp) Movie Review: MANTRA by FENIL SETA
Mantra talks about a dysfunctional family and how it’s patriarch (Rajat Kapoor) tries to keep the members together and from his chip brand,
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(Crisp) Movie Review: LOEV by FENIL SETA
Loev is a layered touching film and can’t be called just another film on homosexuals. The characters are not stereotyped and their emotions
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Movie Review: MANGO DREAMS by FENIL SETA
The best part about film festivals is that one is able to come across gems that might have gone unnoticed. Mango Dreams is
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(Crisp) Movie Review: MAN WITH THE BINOCULARS by FENIL SETA
Man With The Binoculars is an Assamese film by Rima Das that tells the story of a lonely widower who was once a
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(Crisp) Movie Review: REMEMBERING KURDI by FENIL SETA
Remembering Kurdi is a 64 minute documentary by Saumyananda Sahi that tells the tale of a Goan village that is now submerged after
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(Crisp) Movie Review: ANATOMY OF VIOLENCE by FENIL SETA
Deepa Mehta’s Anatomy Of Violence is the most disappointing film I have seen at the #JioMAMI18thMumbaiFilmFestival. It is a dramatized version of the
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(Crisp) Movie Review: MADLY by FENIL SETA
Madly is an anthology of six short films and each of these films are made by acclaimed directors from all over the world.
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(Crisp) Movie Review: GOODBYE BERLIN by FENIL SETA
Goodbye Berlin, originally known as Tschick, is a film by the acclaimed filmmaker Fatih Akin. It throws light on two 14-year-olds who steal
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(Crisp) Movie Review: NERUDA by FENIL SETA
Neruda, based on the life of Chilean poet and politician Pablo Neruda, can hardly be a called a biopic. This is my first
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