REVIEWS
Superior Being Stardust A Maze Of Intricate Affairs 7.0
Directed by Jaroslaw Gogolin Reviewed by Biplab Das Jaroslaw Gogolin resurfaced the memories of the Soviet era through Superior Being Stardust As a scriptwriter he especially connected multiple dots The... Read more
Ciao Anita 7.3
Directed by Jacques Lipkau Goyard amp Marco Kuveiller Reviewed by Riya Saha It was who made Fellini famous not the other way around Anita Ekberg Ciao Anita is a film... Read more
The Lost Paradise A Memoir Of A Stolen Time 6.1
Directed by Paul De M tairy Reviewed by Biplab Das The Lost Paradise is like a reminder of a cherished time that can't be experienced in present-day Belgium The film... Read more
Soon The Right Tune To Play Before A Goodbye 7.9
Directed by pranav kothary Reviewed by Biplab Das Soon is about longing for hope even at the time of separation Directed by Pranav Kothary Soon celebrates the importance of a... Read more
Resonance by William Stancik 6.1
Directed by William Stancik Reviewed by Adva Reichman Think of moths aliens fruit pies and one man who is willing to risk it all in order to find answers and... Read more
Superior Being: Smokeless Fire by Jaroslaw Gogolin 7.1
Directed by Jaroslaw Gogolin Reviewed by Riya Saha Of such great powers or beings there may be conceivably a survival a survival of a hugely remote period when consciousness was... Read more
BOooth by William Stancik 6.9
Directed by William Stancik Reviewed by Riya Saha Booth features the story of John Wilkes Booth th The film is set in Texas while he was writing a book about... Read more
The Alliance by Robert L Butler Jr 7.0
Directed by Robert l Butler Jr Reviewed by Antonio Rozich When it comes to independent cinema there are specific genres filmmakers avoid and one is a crime drama Although inspired... Read more
Adrienne Edelman by Matt Gill 7.2
Directed by Matt Gill Reviewed by Subarna Chatterjee Directed by Matt Gill this masterpiece has a beautiful soundtrack which goes hand in hand as the story unfolds The story mainly... Read more
The Sparrow by Matthew Ewald 7.3
Directed by Matthew Ewald Reviewed by Adva Reichman Fighting despair depression and darkness is ever challenging Losing someone close because of it can be heartbreaking What if you could fight... Read more