A film that is blessed with that moments that are truly timeless.

We live in a world where civil casualties in armed conflicts are up to 90% and the end of those rarely are celebrated as victories. We all lose.

At some level, all of us feel trapped by life’s conventions but find ourselves to be helpless.

....poetry drenched in crimson blood

The lives of others is a beautiful, and at times difficult albeit ultra-sensitively portrayal of the tumultuous times in the former Eastern Germany(GDR) during the Communist rule.

This little known gem of a movie is an unflinching, poignant portrayal of a true incident, where a young mother left her four underage children alone in a cramped Tokyo apartment.

A slick stylish action flick worth a watch. You don't wanna miss this.

In its failed but valiant attempt at depicting the greatness of Gandhi, the greatness of the India that was, the greatness that it could be, the film finds it success.