On the many little slip-ups in TVF’s otherwise apolitical veneer that betray a narrow-minded mentality when it comes to caste, reservation and gender.
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Love and Self-Loathing in Sally Rooney’s ‘Conversations With Friends’
In Rooney's books, characters are forever, in equal parts, drawn together and torn asunder repeatedly until the books grind to a more upbeat end.
Sexual Misconduct in Film and TV: How Intimacy Coordination Can Help
It's not the sole answer to fixing structural inequalities, but as a profession committed to addressing harassment and abuse on set, it's clearly needed.
The Haveli Mystique
Decoding an architectural form across contemporary films and web series.
Calling ‘OK Computer’ Ahead of Its Time Is Not the Compliment You Think It Is
There is something ‘cool’ about only a few people understanding a piece of art. To me, this attitude discounts the entire purpose of these non-mainstream narratives.
A Sitcom Through the Ages: A Postmodern Review of Marvel’s ‘WandaVision’
The show, as a sitcom, continuously refers to the art of making sitcoms, laying bare the structural traits of the genre.
Do We Really Need Filters? Afterthoughts on K-Drama ‘My ID is Gangnam Beauty’
The show, about a young girl trying to fit into a certain body type to please others, makes me wonder about how sad it is that most girls are taught to …