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Silhouette Recommends – Paterson

Silhouette members discussed and debated Jim Jarmusch’s Paterson following a private screening. The film deals with the life of an average bus driver in a small town in America. The name of the city and the...

International Film Reviews

N.S.Rajan on Raj Kapoor – As an Actor
I have watched all the earliest films of Raj Kapoor. Your focus on the 'actor' in him overshadowed by his other accomplishments is a telling commentar...
Anwayee Banerjee on Of Incomplete Tales: My Friendship with Guru Dutt (Parts 1 & 2)
I am very offended to find Gurudutt not giving credit to artists, even though he made films revealing hypocrisy of society and unjust towards artists....
Seema jaiswal on Abhas versus Kishore — An Existential Reality (Part 1)
First of all, in this essay you should have mention that it is just your point of view of Kishore Kumar, not reality Second, using songs and film si...
Siddhartha Ghosh on A Shout Out for an Unclaimed Beloved
"'A Shout Out for an Unclaimed Beloved' by Shiladitya Sarkar is a critical appraisal of Tapan Sinha's films in the past. The essay has been well writt...
Siddhartha Ghosh on Sagina Mahato: The Bitter Brew of Labour Struggles
The essay on Sagina Mahato is well written and is likely to create interest in this generation of viewers who can hardly imagine the time gone by. The...

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