The masculine ego is so fragile, so precious, so indispensable, that the filmmakers would rather undo their own film than inconvenience its existence.
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‘I Lost My Body’: A Tender Story of Gradual Self-Discovery
The French animation film is an adaptation of the book Happy Hand by Guillaume Laurant, who wrote the script for the movie 'Amelie'.
Of Duties, Dreams and Women’s Sacrifices: An Unwanted Ode
The entire narrative where women are celebrated for their ability to sacrifice gives birth to incessant guilt in every woman who decides to not conform.
How Script Supervisors Keep Film Continuity – and Coffee Cups and Cigarettes – in Check
Rogue coffee cups and changing hairstyles can distract film audiences. Whose job is it to maintain continuity? And does it matter in the big picture?
Cartoons Have Always Been for Adults. Here’s How They Got Tangled up With Kids
'BoJack Horseman', 'Rick and Morty' are all part of a long history of animations that have always broached more grown-up topics.
The Language of Deepika Padukone
Padukone taught a masterclass in body language when she went out on a limb and visited the JNU campus to express her solidarity with the students and faculty.
‘Chhapaak’ Deals With Structures of Power and Physicality
Have you ever wondered why acid is thrown on the face and not elsewhere?