Park Chan-wook: Meditations into the Shadows of the Human Heart
Park Chan-wook has explored many genres, but his most fundamental inquiry seems to be connected to teh ugliness of human instinct.
‘Seven Samurai’: Of Myth and Realism
The miracle that Kurosawa achieves with 'Seven Samurai' is placing classical heroes in a grounded and realistic, yet fictional universe.
Almost 30 Years Later, ‘Fire’ Still Blazes as a Seminal Text in Queer Cinema
'Fire' doesn’t hold its legacy merely on its milestone status, Deepa Mehta's film transmutes traditional female spaces into sensual moments.
‘Bramayugam’ Is a Novel Experiment for a New Audience
'Bramayugam' offers just the right kind of thrills and questions for audiences to appreciate.
‘Peppermint Candy’ Explores the Inherent Connection Between the Personal and the Political
'Peppermint Candy' presents a character study of a deeply broken man for whom the personal is inextricably tied to the political.
‘Moving’: Adding a Human Touch to Superheroes
Moving presents an unusual look at the superhero genre that is more about the people and their relationships than outright action.
