Recently, I had the pleasure of speaking with budding filmmaker Nehal Ghodke. Hailing from Ahmednagar, his low budget book-to-screen adaptation…
Author: Vidal Dcosta
Vidal Dcosta
Vidal is a self published author on Amazon in sci-fi and romance and also has her own blog. She is a movie buff and also contributes TV show and movie reviews to 'Movie Boozer.' Vidal also writes short stories and scripts for short films and plays on 'Script Revolution' and is an aspiring screenwriter.
While I just can’t do straight horror out of fear that I’ll be left with nightmares for weeks on end—coupled…
It isn’t really a dinner party until your plate is full of squirming maggots/worms or until the shrimp cocktail comes…
While Letterboxd, IMDb, and its like have been around for decades, there are many like me who are still apprehensive…
From his impressive debut with the severely underrated “Yahaan” (2005) to his latest contribution to Indian cinema, the critically-acclaimed and…
You can choose to love or hate Taika Waititi, but there is honestly no way to ignore the ability of…
In the short film “Menarche,” on the same rainy evening that she receives the death certificate for her parents after…
True allies can act as a ray of hope to oppressed individuals who have to suffer silently, or face their…
Recently, I caught a screening of the Kannada short film “Menarche” at the Bangalore International short Film Festival. There aren’t…
In Korean filmmaker Jaehyun Park’s short film “May This Day Be,” the focus is on a single day in the…