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Jan 85 min read
Golden Globes 2025: A Kickoff to Awards Season
And so it begins. The 82nd Golden Globe Awards, held on January 6th, at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills, marked the beginning of the 202
Sara Amir
Dec 29, 20245 min read
Shadows of Los Colonos: Mapping Colonial Violence in Chile
Los Colonos has garnered praise for its unflinching portrayal of the Selk’nam genocide and its attempt to reframe narratives.
Yash Manuja
Dec 21, 20245 min read
The Enshittification of Superhero Movies
Following the success of Warner Bros.' critically acclaimed and box office hit Joker, the much-anticipated sequel Joker: Folie à Deux was ex
Anish Paranjape
Dec 13, 20247 min read
The Unprecedented Legacy of SOPHIE
To understand the depth of SOPHIE's loss, one must look back at her extraordinary life and career as a groundbreaking pop innovator.
Anish Paranjape
Dec 11, 20244 min read
Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance is Flawed, Yet Grotesquely Poignant
The Substance, a stark and chilling exploration of popular culture’s obsession with youth, beauty, and innocence.
Yash Manuja
Dec 8, 20244 min read
Challenging the "Generic Asian Man": An Interior Chinatown Commentary
Back in October, I was fortunate to win a ticket to the Boston Asian American Film Festival’s premiere screening of the first episode of Int
Aarushi Arathi Sridhar
Nov 19, 20245 min read
How Govind Nihalani Turned the Telephone into a Cinematic Symbol of Oppression
The telephone rings obnoxiously through the hallways, the shrill sound piercing through the screen, demanding attention. Govind Nihalani’s
Anish Paranjape
Oct 27, 20244 min read
Brat and It’s Radically Different But Also Still Charli: A Brat Remix Review
Never one to not stand out, Charli could hold the claim to be the only artist to narrate the intimidating success of her imperial era.
Anish Paranjape
Oct 10, 20247 min read
September, the Month of Fashion
An evening at the Guggenheim with Alaia, an afternoon at the Grand Palais with Chanel, or a starry night under the Eiffel Tower with Yves Sa
Anish Paranjape
Oct 6, 20245 min read
Short n' Sweet: Sabrina Carpenter's Pop Candy Confection
Short ‘n Sweet delivers exactly what it promises, cute bops & California surf rock, with Sabrina’s humour wrapped in unskippable choruses.
Anish Paranjape
Sep 20, 202418 min read
Rolling Credits: Inside the World of Film Festivals
Festivals serve as platforms to highlight and celebrate the best films of the year and as crucial catalysts in the evolution of cinema.
Anish Paranjape
Oct 18, 202311 min read
Rina Sawayama: Pop’s Newest Iconoclast
Ethereally luscious avant-pop, infused with a touch of metal and a sliver of classic pure pop goodness – that is how I would describe my enc
Darsh Chandran
Jul 28, 20236 min read
Resonating Revolutions: The Political Impact of Protest Music in the 1960s
The use of music to voice political concerns is not a novel concept. The sphere of music was just as much a catalyst for change in the past
Anish Paranjape
Jul 24, 20237 min read
Greta Gerwig’s Feminist Fantasia is Euphoric: A Barbie Review
A stark dichotomy between the pretty idealism of Barbie’s Barbieland and the dejected fallacies of the real world colours the entire film.
Anish Paranjape
Mar 14, 202314 min read
Director Spotlight: Denis Villeneuve
Quebec born French-Canadian, Denis Villeneuve became fascinated with cinema as a child and made several short films throughout high school.
Yash Manuja
May 16, 20226 min read
Kendrick Lamar and the Evolution of Rap
Compton-born Kendrick Lamar is currently the talk of the town right now, having just released his fifth studio album Mr. Morale & the Big St
Srijaa Chatterjee
Oct 29, 20215 min read
Queer and Cinema
The depiction of the LGBTQ+ community in film has been present almost since the introduction of film into society, but not always in the man
Anushka Roy
Jul 18, 20217 min read
What’s Left of When We Swam Across Time: The Third Wave of Feminism and Mitski’s Song-writing
Townie crescendos into its last verse and the overwhelming instrumentals deepen the lyrics as Mitski pronounces, “I’m gonna be what my body
Nitya Khirwar
Mar 27, 20214 min read
"Me Love You Long Time" and the Legacy of East Asian Representation in Cultural Media
East Asian cultural appropriation has been living under a veneer of acceptability for centuries. Let's break it down.
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