To me, Persona is something very extraordinary. It is a collection of my life's encounters and breathtaking work of cinema.…
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L’eau froide (Cold Water), directed by Olivier Assayas, beautifully paints the angst of youth against the backdrop of Paris in the early 1970s.…
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Thirty years since the release of "When Harry Met Sally..." its subversive influence on the rom-com remains, showing us that course of true love never did run smooth (or short).…
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20 years later, Eyes Wide Shut continues to entrance its audience.…
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Clouds of Sils Maria forms an ultimate thesis of Assayas as a filmmaker and an outward-looking critique of the culture. It proposes that the author is a phoenix, destined to die and be reborn in the cycle of cultural evaluation and re-evaluation.…
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Nobuhiko Obayashi's 1977 'House' is a mind-boggling ghostly extravaganza.…
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Killing Eve is shaping up to be very similar to Hannibal due to the relationship dynamics the shows portray, and neither show can be denied of having their main characters infatuated with their same-sex counterparts.…
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Sandra Oh recently stated that a romance between Eve and Villanelle isn’t a “focus or message” for the series, but what does this actually mean?…
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A look at the tormented production history of ‘Toy Story 2’ and how it became one of Pixar’s defining films.…
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For Pride Month, Toni Stanger examines the cinematic tropes that contribute to bisexual erasure.…
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