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Shane J Alliew “You have been gone away too long Alice”. Oops, sorry I almost thought that I was writing a review for Producer Tim Burton’s Through the Looking Glass, when actually I am writing for Director Tim Burton’s Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children. You see, I sometimes getContinue Reading

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By : Shane J Alliew Have you ever taken a train ride? Twice a day, from no where to no where? I have. Several of them. And each time, I pass through the town, I wonder what actually goes on in those houses that border the edge of the fields,Continue Reading

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Bestselling author Paulo Coelho retells the unforgettable story of historys most enigmatic woman Mata Hari in her voice through her final letter. Termed as a novel based on real events, “The Spy” is translated from the Portuguese work by Zoe Perry. “Although I tried to base my novel on theContinue Reading

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Kaira (Alia) is an astute cinematographer who is bohemian in her approach to life. Enter Dr Jehangir Khan (Shah Rukh), a top-notch therapist, who helps her lay her innermost demons to rest. Unlike Gauri Shinde’s first film English Vinglish that hit the bullseye subtly, here the message is hammered. OfContinue Reading

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By: Shevlin Sebastian Joshy Joseph’s documentary, ‘Mahasweta Devi – Close Up’ focuses on one of West Bengal’s great writers and tribal activists. When the documentary ‘Mahasweta Devi – Close up’ opens, at the recent Signs Film Festival in Kochi, there is an image of an elderly woman, with round-rimmed spectacles,Continue Reading