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Andromeda 3

Andromeda 3

The movie, Andromeda 3 describes itself as “A young man must travel to the furthest reaches of the universe to find his long-lost father.”. The film poster shows a Terminator skeleton and armoured figures fighting. It sounds like Ad Astra meets Star Wars, right? If you were hoping for that by watching Andromeda 3, you’re

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Fight to Live

Fight to Live

Fight to Live: Receiving a punch in the face really, really hurts. The capacity to endure hit after hit, head-shot after head-shot shows more than just an unusually high pain threshold; it indicates an almost unnatural resilience. Most people will do anything to avoid being punched in the face, so those who willingly put themselves

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Sam’s World

Sam’s World: The first one belongs to the linear category since events occurring on screen are due to the cause and effect relationships in Sam’s World. Such cause-effect splits across characters’ psychological forces, so only kinetic energy enough to jump the gap is harnessed. In the latter, the character determines the pace of time in

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Ancestry Road

Ancestry Road

The trailer for Ancestry Road has been made available this week. It is a new ghost story, a Tasmanian film based in Scotland. The film will be released in cinema in 2024. Ancestry Road depicts the life and times of Kevin McGavin, his wife, and their three children. All of a sudden, their youngest daughter

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Kaaduvetty

Kaaduvetty

In “Kaaduvetty,” director Solai Arumugam relates an interesting tale about women’s respect and their safety that people should normalize. But as the narrative unfolds, one sees the issue of respect, cutting across caste, race, and communities, making it even more combative – socially, at best. “Kaaduvetty” is a story of inter-caste love between Dakshayini, a

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Radiant

Radiant

Radiant: Keith Haring’s career started in the underground but quickly soared to unimaginable heights. In 1978, his drawings of radioactive babies, credited to an anonymous artist known as Chalkman, began crawling across New York subway walls. A few years later he was a household name, flying by Concorde to daub liberating slogans on the Berlin

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Saat Menghadap Tuhan

Rudi Soedjarwo’s new film Saat Menghadap Tuhan or When Facing God is the first production of RexCorp and the very first for five newcomers led by Rafi Sudirman, Abielo Parengkuan, Denisha Wahyuni, Dede Satria, and Cindy Sebastiani which was just recently launched by RexCorp a pioneer production house. Damar (Rafi Sudirman) in turn shapeshifts into

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King Baby

King Baby, the film produced by Kit Redstone and Arran Shearing, was a project that could have flopped quite easily. The story in King Baby is a parody of the aggressive instincts that women possess, and the men and women are veneered in social constructs that mask the rising violence. It is not only a

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Mountain Boy

Mountain Boy: Within Dr. Michele Ziolkowski’s children’s book series The Boy Who Knew the Mountains comes the feel good film “Mountain Boy” produced by Nancy Paton and Meredith Brett. Suhail an autistic boy, who lives in seclusion in the mountains, has been cut off from interaction with the outside after a certain sequence of events.

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