Siddhant Adlakha
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Feb 08, 2020
Oscars 2020: Is the Best Picture category an endorsement for Hollywood or a genuine pick of the year's best films?
Oscars 2020: Who was nominated for Best Picture, and what would winning it mean? -
Feb 06, 2020
Oscars 2020: Which men were nominated for Best Director, and which women were left out?
The Oscars have a terrible track record when it comes to women’s voices. Only five women have ever been nominated for directing -
Feb 05, 2020
Oscars 2020: A critical deconstruction of the acting category — who was nominated, and who should have been
You usually know what to expect in a given year of Oscars: ten of this year’s twenty acting nominations are for playing real life people; ten are also for play artists or performers of some sort; fifteen are for acting in heavily costumed period dramas. -
Jan 31, 2020
Jojo Rabbit movie review: Taika Waititi’s Hitler film is a delightful and heartfelt surprise, filled with raucous energy
Jojo Rabbit is a blast. It’s filled with raucous energy, and it hits beats across the emotional spectrum with stunning precision. -
Jan 31, 2020
Uncut Gems movie review: Adam Sandler leads a stressful, hyper-energetic masterpiece
Uncut Gems premieres in Netflix in India on 31 January. -
Dec 25, 2019
The Irishman, Marriage Story, Pain and Glory, Parasite, Uncut Gems: 15 best films of 2019
As the world spins faster towards chaos, with right-wing nationalism becoming the great equalizer, global cinema provides opportunities to cross boundaries of language and cultural experience. -
Nov 27, 2019
The Irishman movie review: Martin Scorsese is the king of gangster films and this masterpiece adds to his legacy
The Irishman is an emotionally brutal piece from one of our finest filmmakers, as he captures the corrosion of the human soul. -
Oct 25, 2019
Honey Boy movie review: Shia LaBeouf explores the darkest corners of his own emotional inheritance
Honey Boy is many things, from an actor’s autobiography, to an exploration of a deeply troubled father -
Oct 20, 2019
Young Ahmed movie review: Belgian film about a Muslim teenager is gripping, but has nothing important to say
Young Ahmed feels oddly disconnected from its own premise -
Oct 13, 2019
Midsommar movie review: Ari Aster disguises a break-up movie as folk horror in Hereditary follow-up
Where Aster’s Hereditary used the American horror playbook to tell a story of trauma and grief, his follow-up Midsommar steps outside those aesthetic constraints while zeroing in on similar ideas.
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