Hawa: an authentic exploration of shanties and fishermen’s tales
On July 29th, Hawa was released in Bangladesh’s theatres. The mystery-drama film was a beautiful insight into the lives of
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Love, Death + Robots: spoofing the human experience
An experimental project by Netflix done right? The anthology series Love, Death+ Robots surely lives up to its splendour. Visually
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Shoals: diving into new depths
Having big shoes to fill following the success of their sophomore album After Life and its critically acclaimed lead single
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Beautiful World, Where Are You: the beauty of connection
Following the critical acclaim of Normal People, Sally Rooney’s novel Beautiful World, Where Are You attempts to remind readers about
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Rumours: expressing agony through antagonism
Propelling the band into superstardom, Rumours by Fleetwood Mac was released in 1977. The album deals with relationship betrayals, mosaicking
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Rehana Maryam Noor: The complexity of holding ground
Abdullah Mohammad Saad’s film Rehana Mariam Noor was the first Bangladeshi film to be showcased at the 74th Cannes Film
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Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982: an everywoman’s struggle
Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982 is an emotionally intricate and exquisitely crafted contemporary fiction written by Cho Nam Joo. The author
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Moshari: not your typical fright flick
The rising Bangladeshi filmmaker Nuhash Humayun, comes up with another metaphorical short-film Moshari (2022). Like Pett Kata Shaw (2022), this
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