Taste of Cherry: a masterpiece from Abbas Kiarostami is on YouTube
Taste of Cherry(1997) is one of the two finest films from Abbas Kiarostami. Under the Olive Tree being the other. Simple see the film...
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Taste of Cherry: a masterpiece from Abbas Kiarostami is on YouTube
Un Homme Qui Dort(The Man Who Sleeps) a relatively unknown masterpiece on YouTube!
Jafar Panahi: structure, austerity, and social criticism by Sharad Raj
Editor's Choice from Youtube: Bresson & Balthazar
Ugetsu Monogatari-The Mizoguchi treasure by Sharad Raj
La Notte(1961) by Michelangelo Antonioni
"Au revoir les enfants" – Childhood, Holocaust and the Cinema of Louis Malle by Vandana Kumar
A cup of tea, a heart attack, Ulmer and Detour by Sharad Raj
Memories of Tomas Alea's "Memories of Underdevelopment" by Sharad Raj
Cinema of Bangladesh & its legacy by Shabbir Ahmed
Le Grand Amour – The Comic World of the Forgotten Pierre Étaix by Vandana Kumar
Or (My Treasure) – Keren Yedaya’s lenses women & trauma by Vandana Kumar
Corleones & the poetry of Crime: 50 years of "The Godfather" by Sharad Raj
Une affaire de femmes (Story of Women):Crime Drama, Women and Claude Chabrol! by Vandana Kumar
Drifting Clouds – "The Poetry of the Quotidian" of Aki Kaurismäki by Vandana Kumar
Where Is the Friend's Home? Kiarostami and ‘The Poetic Minimalism’ of the Journey by Vandana Kumar
The Chosen Path: Eric Iglesias's debut feature looks at the choice between the clinic and the church
So Close to Reality: Martin Scorsese interviewed by Khalid Mohamed
‘Le Boucher’- Claude Chabrol and The Poetics of Murder by Vandana Kumar
A murmur without noise: Sharad Raj looks at Louis Malle's controversial masterpiece
Welles's femme fatale from Shanghai by Sharad Raj
The Wind of Kiarostami’s Magic Blows Forever: by Berges Santok
Brando, Leigh and " A Streetcar Named Desire" by Jagannath Sriram
Kung-Fu Master! / Le petit amour – Taboo Love and the Sensibility of Agnès Varda by Vandana Kumar
Portrait of a Lady on Fire: monogamy of intense emotion by Tisha Srivastav
The 400 Blows & the lightness of being Truffaut.
God speaks in silence: Berges Santok discusses Martin Scorsese's film, Silence
Three Colours: Red - a celluloid poem writes Mallika Bhaumik
Aditi Singh's ode to Farewell my Concubine
The Hairdresser’s Husband & the poetry of sensuality by Vandana Kumar
Queimada: Gillo Pontecorvo’s political satire featuring a tour de force from Marlon Brando
"Breathless" through luck, lust,wit and...Aditi Singh reaches out to Godard's debut feature
A Woman Under the Influence-Whose normal is it anyway by Vandana Kumar
Taste this "cherry" of a film by Abbas Kiarostami, writes Sharad Raj
Mise en scene: beyond meaning and mechanics, a metaphysical expression. Sharad Raj ponders.
Annie & Allen
Andrzej Wajda's emotionally compelling masterpiece: Ashes and Diamonds
Prof. Anil Zankar analyses Architectonics of Rashomon in this two-part articles.
The discreet charm of Luis Bunuel
Fellini & Masina's Nights of Cabiria
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall-Vandana Kumar takes a close look at Agnes Varda's Cléo from 5 to 7!
Ugetsu-a film by Kenji Mizoguchi
Resnais shatters time in Hiroshima Mon Amour
Robert Bresson’s ‘Cinematography’: The opening scene of ‘A Man Escaped’ by Monish K. Das
The Enigma of Kaspar/ Werner!!! by Sharad Raj
Juleja et Jima: in Truffaut's birthday week Sharad Raj revisits his masterpiece
Isabelle Huppert-exploring the darker side, writes Vandana Kumar
Mise en scene of satire: Sharad Raj celebrates Jacques Tati's Mon Uncle
Ali: Fear Eats The Soul is Fassbinder's masterpiece writes Sharad Raj
A "Manhattan" State of Mind: writes Vandana Kumar