Milind Dhaimade’s Tu Hai Mera Sunday is a charming little surprise of a movie. This story of five amiable friends in Mumbai trying to navigate a little football time for themselves isn’t really attempting to re-invent the wheel – and… Read More »Tu Mera Sunday LFF Review
The Bagri Foundation London Indian Film Festival kicks off with Sundance winner Umrika with hard-hitting cricket documentary Death of a Gentleman to close the festival. Prashant Nair’s Umrika, winner of the Audience Award at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival, starring… Read More »London Indian Film Festival (16 – 23 July 2015)
The boys are back in town. And they’re not in a good mood. Although Martin hasn’t watched TV in about 3 weeks Asim and Ahmed have been tucking into Agents of Shield and that hasn’t gone down very well. Are… Read More »R.I.P.D, Marvel’s Agents Of Shield and Captain America: The Winter Soldier Upodcast
If the Chinese celebrated more than just animals in their yearly zodiac, then 2013 wouldn’t be the year of the snake, it would be the year of The Rock. Our latest podcast talks about one of Dwayne Johnson’s many movies… Read More »EP 83 Empire State Review, Bat-Fleck and a dissapointing summer of movies- Upodcast
Dial M for Murder 3D. During what has become my unofficial Hitchcockathon at the British Film Institute this month, I had the chance to watch a restored version of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1950s classic in 3D. Possibly a surprise given… Read More »Dial M for Murder 3D – a review in 2 dimensions
Last week there The British Film Institute released it’s Sight And Sound Poll, a survey they do every decade with over 800 Film critics, distributors and academics. The big news this year was that Citizen Kane was knocked out the… Read More »Top Ten Movies of Upodcast – An Alternative to the Sight and Sound Poll
As July draws to a close, so does the small-scale marathon I’ve undertaken at the British Film Institute this month. I’ve already written about a classic Japanese horror, Onibaba but last week I had the fortune to watch Kuroneko, another Japanese… Read More »Kuroneko
The 3rd Edition of the London Indian Film Festival (20 June – July 3) is a feast for the senses, featuring circuses, mobsters, cockfights, transvestites and kite-flying, set in some of the world’s greatest cities and some never before seen… Read More »Gangsters, Queens and Rappers: 3rd LIFF serves up an explosive cocktail
One of the very best British things around right now, Channel 4‘s Misfits makes a welcome return to E4. Asim and Martin were fortunate enough to see a preview screening of the first episode from season 3, at the British… Read More »Ep 41 Misfits Season 3 premiere and QandA with Cast and Creators at BFI