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    Sense and Sensibility (2026) – Jane Austen Stuck in the Aesthetics of the Brontës

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    November 7, 2026

    I am happy to say I once again watched a film in the cinema after a while, and though I had my problems with this adaptation I still do not find myself hating it with burning passion, my real feelings you will know once you read on. Spoilers for the…

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    Sita Sings the Blues (2008) – A Feminist Reframing of the Ramayana with 1920s Jazz Songs

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    November 6, 2026

    Well, there is a new Ramayana happening, but I am going to take a look back at this old classic which remains timeless with its commentary. Spoilers for the film below! You know the feeling after watching so many Indian films that you come across a work which you know…

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    The Match Factory Girl (1990) – Machine-like Routine of an Unfulfilled Life

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    October 31, 2026

    My second Aki Kaurismäki movie, I have as of yet not made a review of the first movie of his that I watched, but I wanted to see and review this classic film of his first. Spoilers for the film below! In a match factory the machines whirl and run…

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    Dorothy (2026) – Embracing One’s True Self With Love

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    October 30, 2026

    This film has been hyped up for me on the internet before I saw it, and I am glad I was not disappointed! Spoilers for the film below! “Are you a friend of Dorothy’s?” goes the coded phrase whenever LGBTQIA+ people tested the waters to see if the person they…

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    Moon (2024) – Sisterhood and Saviors in a Bare-Bone Anti-Hollywood Thriller

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    October 23, 2026

    Sometimes you watch a new film, finding gems. Yet with this one I found myself finding it OK, even if it did not rise to the occasion, much like its protagonist. Spoilers for the film below! A training session is underway as the warm up of the trainer of the…

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    The Innocents (1961) – Ambiguities of a Mind That Screws Into the Supernatural

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    October 18, 2026

    A horror classic which is still a classic all these years later, straddling the shock and thunder of Hammer Horror, yet done in such a classic style that one could easily call this “elevated horror” before the term was even coined. Spoilers for the film below! We lay my love…

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    Utsab (2000) – During Durga Puja Inner Demons Raise Tensions

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    October 17, 2026

    As the Durga Puja festivities of 2026 continue on I thought it would be fun to see this film, since it is set during the festivities, and it definitely left an impression. Spoilers for the film below! In an old ancestral home in West Bengal, the Durga Puja preparations are…

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    Twilight (2008) – Glitter and Gloom in this Teen Paranormal Romance That Keeps On Being Resurrected

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    October 12, 2026

    This is a re-review, because I wanted to see these films again, but now with a more mature outlook. Not to mention because this film is something special to me, and I want to write more about that. Spoilers for the film below! Emerging us in the fog-dowsed world of…

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    Don (2006) – A Remixed Remake of the International King of Crime

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    October 11, 2026

    This is a re-review since the original I made was a short one, and was not at all detailed when it came to analysis etc. Just wanted to redo this one especially, because I had not then seen the original 1978 film, and now that I have I have a…

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    Don (1978) – Doppelgängers and Double-Crossing

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    October 10, 2026

    This classic film watch was a long time coming! Truly a disfavor for myself for not seeing the original film sooner, which means I can afterwards talk about the remake and the independent sequel after this. Spoilers for the film below! A man steps out of a car in the…

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