Cinemascope

Luchino Visconti’s seminal debut feature Ossessione wasn’t the first adaptation of James M. Cain’s brilliant hardboiled novel The Postma...

The memories and scars of Partition and the ensuing exodus, recurred in Ritwik Ghatak’s works. Titash Ekti Nadir Naam , his penultimate f...

Juraj Herz resided at the edge of the Czech New Wave, and if The Cremator , the tonally and thematically darkest film belonging to that m...

Heist films, or even their armored car subsets, have been dime a dozen right from the days of film noirs; the template of a gang of crimi...

In Apa , only his second feature, Szabo painted a haunting, heartbreaking and deeply personal portrayal of loss and coming-of-age, and an...