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Tag Archives: Annet Malherbe

Silhouette Recommends – Abel (Voyeur)

Silhouette members discussed and debated Alex van Warmerdam’s Abel (Voyeur) following a private screening. Abel, a thirty year old man, is voyeuristic and agoraphobic who never left his parent’s house...

International Film Reviews

Anuradha Warrier on Khaniker Atithi and Zindagi Zindagi: Two Sides of One Coin
I guess (sobering thought!) Bengali directors thought Hindi-speaking audiences lacked the subtlety to appreciate nuances. I wonder whether that was...
Dustedoff on Khaniker Atithi and Zindagi Zindagi: Two Sides of One Coin
Thank you so much, Anu, for your kind words! And yes, I totally agree with that bit about why everything had to be so emphasized, so dramatic, in Hind...
Anuradha Warrier on Khaniker Atithi and Zindagi Zindagi: Two Sides of One Coin
I haven't watched Zindagi Zindagi, but have viewed - and loved - Khaniker Atithi but I loved how you compared the two, and how the latter, even if dir...
Anuradha Warrier on Kabuliwala Champions a Humanity That Transcends Superficial Differences
Thank you, Madhu. It means much, coming from you. I laughed when I read your comment about my blog; I know our writing is pretty similar, but this i...
dustedoff on Kabuliwala Champions a Humanity That Transcends Superficial Differences
What a fabulous piece of writing this is, Anu. I echo Monica Kar in saying "may your pen never run dry". BTW, another compliment I must pass on to y...

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