Review: No One Killed Jessica

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Jottings on Peepli [Live]

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New issue of Wide Screen

The new issue of Wide Screen is now online. Click here to access it.

LSD: Lazy, Sloppy, Disappointing

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The changing face of Amitabh Bachchan

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Thoughts on The White Ribbon

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Harishchandrachi Factory: India's latest Oscar blunder?

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Inglourious Basterds: Quentin-ssential history

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Review: Antichrist

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Review: The Year My Parents Went on Vacation

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Review: The Class

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Firaaq: Good intentions, bad filmmaking

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Will Hollywood apologise to Iran

Shortly after a breathlessly hyper Ron Rosenbaum declared Stephen Daldry’s The Reader to be one of the worst Holocaust films ever made, comes a piece of news, if not directly, then indirectly related. According to news reports, the Iranian officials have asked Hollywood to apologise over the ‘insults and slander’ of the Iranian people evident in their films over the last 30 years.
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Review: Frost/Nixon

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Review: The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

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Review: Milk

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Review: The Reader

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An Oscar decade

Yes yes, I'm obsessing over the Oscars...but if not now then when right?

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Killing Margaret Atwood's work

Perhaps one of the most reductive, not to mention badly written, and absolutely un-researched pieces I have read about a writer. The victim this time is Margaret Atwood. Sadly it was carried out by The Hindu Literary Supplement. Click here to read.

Down Oscar lane...

I came across a unique collection of Academy Award ceremonies showcased by Google, sourced from Life. Click here to have a look.