Film & Entertainment
Discover the untold secrets and behind-the-scenes drama that shape the glitzy world of film and entertainment.
The Quirky World of 'Three Lives and Only One Death'
Vince Vanguard
"Three Lives and Only One Death," directed by Raúl Ruiz, takes viewers on an eccentric journey through Paris, using the talents of Marcello Mastroianni to question the nature of identity and existence.
Swinging through Cinema: The Underrated Movie Greats of the 60s
Vince Vanguard
Lights up on the 1960s, an era of cultural transformation, iconic fashion, and cinematic greatness. This post explores remarkable films from this decade that still hold a conservative flair overlooked by many.
K. S. R. Das: The Maverick of Telugu Cinema and an Unsung Maestro
Vince Vanguard
K. S. R. Das, a legend in Telugu cinema born in 1936 in Chennai, crafted culturally resonant films that touched the masses, with a career spanning over four decades and 80 films.
Brotherhood (2016 Film): A Tale of Redemption and Consequences
KC Fairlight
Brotherhood (2016) is a gripping British drama that delves into themes of redemption, loyalty, and the societal challenges faced in urban London, concluding Noel Clarke's impactful trilogy.
10 Truths About Cameron Crowe That Make Hollywood Squirm
Vince Vanguard
Cameron Crowe is a filmmaker who carved out a niche in Hollywood by capturing rock 'n' roll without the need for political undertones. His movies offer genuine storytelling, often sidestepping modern cinematic trends.
The Thrilling World of 'House at the End of the Street'
Vince Vanguard
'House at the End of the Street,' directed by Mark Tonderai and starring Jennifer Lawrence, is a gripping thriller exploring the secrets lurking in a suburban neighborhood and the dark human nature beneath.
Vision Through Film: The Life and Works of Yuri Ozerov
Martin Sparks
Yuri Ozerov, a monumental Soviet film director, captivated global audiences with his grand depictions of World War II, using the power of film to bring history to life and foster understanding.
The Sweet Symphony of Lowdown Jazz
KC Fairlight
Woody Allen's "Sweet and Lowdown" ingeniously presents a fictional chronicle of a jazz guitarist's chaotic life story in the 1930s. It seamlessly combines music, drama, and the complexities of human flaws.
Warrangu: A Flowing Tale of Unity
KC Fairlight
"Warrangu: River Story" by John Warragul is a 2022 Australian film that explores the connection between Indigenous communities and rivers, shedding light on cultural heritage and environmental conservation.
Exploring the Charm and Humour of 'Lambodara': A Fresh Take on Modern Relationships
Martin Sparks
*Lambodara* is a 2019 Kannada film directed by K. Krishnaraj that explores modern relationships with humor and heart, offering a blend of comedy and drama against the vibrant backdrop of urban Karnataka.
Jet-Set Juggling: The Comedic Sky-High Turbulence of 'Boeing Boeing (1965 film)'
Martin Sparks
Take off into the comedic skies with 'Boeing Boeing', a 1965 film where two comedic legends, Tony Curtis and Jerry Lewis, navigate the turbulent airs of romance, deception, and jet engines!
Unleashing the Future: The Cybernetic Universe of Appleseed Alpha
Martin Sparks
In a world where cyborgs and artificial intelligence reign supreme, Appleseed Alpha takes viewers on an epic journey through a dystopian future. This CGI-animated movie, directed by Shinji Aramaki, is a masterpiece of storytelling and technology.
Life and Death on Display: A Deep Dive into 'The Show' (2017)
KC Fairlight
Imagine a world where death becomes just another form of entertainment. 'The Show' is a 2017 film that turns this grim concept into reality, forcing both the industry and viewers to confront their ethical boundaries.
Lights, Camera, Reality: Unpacking 'The Show'
Martin Sparks
Get ready to question the reality of reality TV through the lens of 'The Show', a gripping 2017 film that lays bare the world behind television ratings and human values.
Decoding Dissent: A Candid Look at 'Two & Two'
KC Fairlight
In the short film *Two & Two,* the simplicity of a math equation unravels deep themes of authoritarianism and resistance. Directed by Babak Anvari, this eight-minute film is a crucial contemplation on truth and power.
Bharanakoodam: Where Art Meets Politics in Deft Harmony
KC Fairlight
Imagine a place where art binds with politics in grand harmony, and you've stumbled upon Bharanakoodam. Released in 1994, this film from T. V. Chandran offers a powerful exploration of socio-political dynamics in Kerala, weaving them into engaging personal narratives.
10 Reasons Conservatives Love Isa Campo That Make Lefties Squirm
Vince Vanguard
Why do so many lefties despise Isa Campo? Maybe it's her fearless storytelling. Isa Campo's work challenges norms, much to the delight of conservatives.
Unearthing the Charm: A Look at 'A Brand New Life'
KC Fairlight
The 1973 film 'A Brand New Life' explores the transformative journey of a woman embracing the complexities of single parenthood in a time of societal change.
Unraveling the Drama of 'The Skin Game': A Hitchcockian Gem
Martin Sparks
Experience the thoughtful drama of Alfred Hitchcock's 'The Skin Game' (1931)—a film capturing societal change and family rivalry set against the English landscape.
Behind the Screen: Discovering the Magic of 'A Hard Day's Night'
Martin Sparks
'A Hard Day's Night' is much more than a Beatles film—it's a revolutionary blend of music, comedy, and avant-garde storytelling that remains an iconic insight into the height of Beatlemania.
Nandanam: A Refreshing Take on Tradition, Much to the Chagrin of the Left
Vince Vanguard
'Nandanam' is a refreshing traditional Malayalam film that takes viewers back to a time when culture and faith were honored, standing defiantly against modern critiques.
The Encounter (2002 Film): A Conservative Eye on a Christian Thriller
Vince Vanguard
Get ready for 'The Encounter,' a 2002 thriller that places faith front and center in an unpredictable diner setting, tackling themes of redemption and belief with a potent punch.
.png)
Pauline’s Accidental Feminist Adventure
KC Fairlight
*The Perils of Pauline (1933 serial)* transports us to a world where adventure meets subtle gender protest, wrapped in a 12-chapter epic starring the daring Pauline Hargrave. Behind each cliffhanger lies a challenge to conventional roles, redefining Pauline beyond just a damsel in distress.
Unraveling 'Chaappa Kurishu': A Cinematic Journey Through Human Impulses
Martin Sparks
'Chaappa Kurishu' is an evocative exploration of human impulses and societal dynamics, set against the lively backdrop of Kochi, exploring themes of choice, chance, and connectivity.