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EXISTENTIAL THEMES IN CINEMA
Faith can move mountains, also fill up seats at cinemas- Quote of the day by French-Swiss director Jean-Luc Godard: ‘I always feel that a man and a woman who do not like the same films will eventually divorce’.
- 'Barbenheimer' charms India in opening weekend, and how! Christopher Nolan's 'Oppenheimer' enters Rs 50 cr club, 'Barbie' mints Rs 18.5 cr
- ‘Up Here’: All you need you know about Hulu's new musical drama seriesOn March 1, 2023, Hulu unveiled the official trailer for Up Here, which provides a sneak peek into the many amusing and captivating occurre...22 Mar, 2023, 11.18 PM IST
- Want to know what it feels like to float in moving water? Try these sneakers with built-in puddleParisian label Botter's sneakers are sustainable and stylish.07 Oct, 2022, 07.17 PM IST
- France back in coronavirus lockdown as US surges to daily recordFrom midnight, France's 65 million population were largely confined to their homes, needing written statements to leave, in the latest dras...30 Oct, 2020, 10.33 AM IST
- Basu Chatterjee: A director who through his ‘Saundarya Drushti’ brought dignity, authenticity and respectability to common man’s storiesIn capturing the real aspects in stories of common man, the element of geography never lost its relevance for Chatterjee.07 Jun, 2020, 11.39 AM IST
- Take Five: World market themes for the week aheadInterest rate cuts won’t cure the coronavirus but markets are still banking on the Fed to do so14 Mar, 2020, 11.49 AM IST
- From 'The Householder' to 'Kalyug', there was beauty in whatever Shashi Kapoor didThe talented Kapoor was quite ahead of his troupe in his craft, but chose to wait so that the troupe could catch up with him.06 Dec, 2017, 12.07 PM IST
- After Garm Hawa, Muslims for the first time in Kashyap’s Wasseypur have been shown symbolizing the nation they live inAfter Sathyu's epochal Garm Hawa, Muslims for the first time in Kashyap's Wasseypur have been shown symbolizing the nation they live in.20 Aug, 2012, 07.25 AM IST
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