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Made by an Ex-Marine Corp Infantry Officer (Daniel J. Egbert), ‘There’s something in the trunk.’ is an unusual narrative of a compelling theme. It is a very humane depiction of someone’s very personal conflict and turmoil and the unabashed bearing of their soul for all to see. With only 3 actors starring in the film,… Continue reading ‘There’s Something In The Trunk.’ Will Haunt You Forever…

Shit; the word itself reeks of disgust and loathing. It is something that we wouldn’t like to converse about let alone label someone as; but here, this movie’s title couldn’t have been apter. The film which is a recipient of several, prestigious awards (you will know why!) has been written and directed by Richard Gorodecky.… Continue reading ‘Little Shit’ Deconstructs The Myth Behind The Most Unpopular Kid…

Even though the film questions the choice, there is little doubt that the answer would remain the same for all; that to see their lost loved ones at least one last time. In Richard Mildren’s ‘After She’s Gone’ June and Max grapple with the gaping chasm left in their daughter’s stead. Trying to hold together… Continue reading ‘After She’s Gone’ Recovers Love Through Loss…

Every story has to have a happy ending, right? In the end, when the curtain falls, you want the poetic justice meted out. You want the lovers to meet and the underdog to emerge the hero. But, not all stories are meant to have that destiny.  ‘Alice’s misfortunes in underland and through the looking glass’… Continue reading ‘Alice’s Misfortunes In Underland & Through The Looking Glass’: This Tale Is As Urban-esque As It Can Get!

In a world which can best be described as a bottomless pit, where vulnerable teens fall through and find themselves in situations they are ill-equipped to handle and from where the system does little to rescue them, it often falls to victims themselves to grow up quick, to keep themselves safe; and in general, just… Continue reading ‘Lil’ Tiger ‘ Is A Poignant Teenage Saga

The story begins with a panoramic view of a deserted, dimly-lit street, in the dead of the night. The agonising silence, broken by the window frame upon which the camera lingers; the shot is well endured in the minuscule duration of the film of just 4:13 minutes. However, its peace doesn’t last for long. You… Continue reading ‘Brink’: A Crime Thriller Unlike Any Other Seen Before!