Terrence Malick’s ‘The Tree of Life’ Is A Visual Introspection on Memory, Family, and the Cosmos
Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life blends intimate family moments with cosmic imagery, exploring memory, loss, and the meaning of existence.
Sumedha Chatterjee
Sumedha Chatterjee is a Delhi University graduate who studied Geography, a subject that deepened her fascination with how cultures and regions shape the way we experience cinema and art. Her love for storytelling began at an early age, surrounded by theatricals, cultural performances, and books that celebrated the art of creativity. What started as childhood wonder has grown into a passion for exploring films and expressing them through words. She strives to be a wordsmith who captures not just the craft of cinema but the emotions it stirs, weaving together thoughtful and relatable narratives.
When she isn’t writing, Sumedha can be found binge-watching The Big Bang Theory, laughing at the clever chaos of Gintama, or crocheting little pieces of joy. With every step forward, she hopes to bring fresh insight and warmth to the worlds of film criticism and cultural writing.
Andrei Tarkovsky’s ‘Nostalgia’ Explores The Themes Of Exile And Longing
Tarkovsky’s Nostalgia captures the quiet power of memory, longing, and human vulnerability through artful cinema.
‘The Wind Rises’: Hayao Miyazaki’s Poetic Farewell to Flight and Dreams
In The Wind Rises, Hayao Miyazaki blends history and imagination as Jirō Horikoshi pursues his vision of flight, navigating love, loss, and the uneasy beauty of creating for both wonder and war.
‘Shutter Island’: A Psychological Journey into Guilt and Reality
Martin Scorsese’s Shutter Island pulls you into a maze of deception and trauma, as Andrew Laeddis confronts his past, every shadow and encounter keeps you on edge.
An Ode to Life and Love: The Enduring Impact of ‘Barfi!’
Barfi! tells the story of a deaf-mute man finding love, laughter, and connection in Darjeeling and Kolkata, while showcasing the warmth of life.
Why Christopher Nolan’s ‘The Dark Knight’ Continues To Define Superhero Age
Despite minor flaws like pacing and Batman’s voice, Nolan’s The Dark Knight stands as a groundbreaking, timeless, and iconic superhero film.
Dreams, Reality, and Influence: ‘Paprika’ And It’s Impact on ‘Inception’
Even after all these years, fans dissect Paprika and Inception, revealing shared themes of dreams, reality, and the visionary influence of Satoshi Kon on Nolan.
The Verdict’s In: ‘Jolly LLB 3’ is a Laugh-Out-Loud Hit But Not Flawless
Bollywood’s courtroom comedy Jolly LLB 3 returns with Akshay Kumar, and Arshad Warsi, along with, Saurabh Shukla, as the film explores classic Jolly humor, and social commentary by the two lawyers.
‘Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne’: Satyajit Ray’s Fantasy Meets Musical Brilliance
Satyajit Ray’s Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne is a legendary tale of music, and friendship that continues to fascinate generations.
George Miller’s Lost Sequel Is Finally Returning But Not On Silver Screen
George Miller’s long-delayed Mad Max project, The Wasteland, is now being reworked as a TV series, offering hope for fans of the apocalyptic saga.
