Cinema – Page 2 – Vox Paradox

Soredemo Boku Wa Yattenai (2006)

This film investigates the Japanese justice system through the case of a young man, who is trying to defend his…

The Celebration is a Danish film, made by director Thomas Vinterberg, in 1998, which centres around the gathering of an…

This surrealist film, directed by Luis Bunuel and Salvador Dali, made in 1930, continues to shock, repel, scandalize cinema…

Family Nest is a Hungarian film, directed by Bela Tarr in 1979, which shows the domestic problems of Laci (László…

Many of us consider ‘serious cinema’ or ‘reality cinema’ as good and the commercial mainstream productions that Bollywood churns out…

The title of the film is slightly misleading. The film is neither entertaining in the conventional sense, nor is it…

One author actually wrote about the movie: “It feels strange to be discussing Koyaanisqatsi using words since the film communicates…

Jim Jarmusch’s ”Stranger Than Paradise” tells the story of a self-styled New York hipster, Willie (John Lurie) who is paid…

Red Psalm directed by Hungarian film-maker Miklos Jancso, is communist musical, if anything can be called that, a musical allegory,…

Traditionally, the Indian film industry, especially Bollywood, has turned a blind eye toward the issue of gay and lesbian culture…