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Five Eyes Bug

Posted on October 23, 2021

Directed by Karan Dhillon | Reviewed by Madhumita Ghosh A colourful close-up of thriving bees, emanating the different colours of nature show the trials of honeybees in life on Earth. They are magnified to epic proportions in an excellent documentary by Karan Dhillon, “Five Eyes Bug” who give us an in-depth look into the fascinating world of these beautiful creatures. The beginning of the film shows the audience how a bee’s life...

Milas Tagebuch (Milas Diary)

Posted on October 22, 2021

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Directed by Gabriel Da Silva | Reviewed by Samiksha Periwal “Milas Diary” is a short film with a simple yet strong message against bullying, which is a highly relevant and sensitive topic in today's society. This film deals with the narrative of Milas Tagebuch, a little schoolgirl who is bold and fights up for herself and her friends when someone tries to harm them. She keeps a personal diary in...

Echo

Posted on October 22, 2021

by RSTMP

Directed by Kamil Olejnik | Reviewed by Samiksha Periwal ‘Echo’ is a story of terror, crime and trauma. It is an ‘echo’ of the pain one goes through on experiencing devilish incidents in early childhood that keep haunting a person forever. Franck Czarnowski, the protagonist is an overly aggressive cop who spends his life between his vices and addictions. He fails to be the perfect family man because of the kind...

THE GATE

Posted on October 22, 2021

by RSTMP

Directed by Takayuki Kayano | Reviewed by Samiksha Periwal ‘The Gate’ is a Japanese film that depicts casual travel moments of young teens living together in a hotel in the city of Kumamoto. There have been two parallel accounts presented in the story. The first depicts scenes of three young teenage boys conversing about school and their personal lives in general, while the second is a lighthearted segment depicting the closeness...

A Package of Dreams | An Interview with Bradley M. Look

Posted on October 22, 2021

by RSTMP

A Package of Dreams is a feature script which tell us a story about a young man, who is pushed into working for a delivery service by his father and finds himself connecting with a hero from his youth in a supernatural way. Bradley M. Look has struggled a lot before becoming a successful scriptwriter. Before the pandemic he had worked as a makeup artist and recently he is engaged in...

Fake News| An Interview with Joachim Weber

Posted on October 21, 2021

by RSTMP

Fake News is based on two old microprocessors Willy and Jimmy conversation. They have been retired for 20 years, growing old, but also slowly becoming senile. Joachim Weber is a successful Producer, Director & Writer. He is one of the Judges of Los Angeles Television, Script and Film Festival Jury. 1.RSTMPA - Above of all, a big congratulation on your victory! How do you feel about winning the RSTMP Awards on...

Nanakorobi | An Interview with Glenna Burmer

Posted on October 20, 2021

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Nanakorobi, is an inspirational story about having the courage and determination to overcome any obstacle in order to do the right thing, which in this case is to save an orphaned friend during a snowstorm. Glenna Burmer is a successful Japanese-American composer and artist who produces live concerts, music and dance programs that feature original music, choreography and video. 1.RSTMPA - Above of all, a big congratulation on your victory! How do...

Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock

Posted on October 11, 2021

by RSTMP

Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock Written by Ananya Jana Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock, a truly divine miracle, was born on August 13, 1899 on the outskirts of London. He was the son of Emma Jane and East End greengrocer William Hitchcock. His parents were of English and Irish ancestry. He had two older siblings, William Hitchcock and Eileen Hitchcock. Raised as a strict Catholic and attending Saint Ignatius college, a school run by Jesuits,...

Andrei Arsénievich Tarkovski

Posted on October 11, 2021

by RSTMP

ANDREI TARKOVSKI: THE ERRANT POET "Andrei Tarkovski never died because his work lives. And those whose abilities live beyond death, are the cinematic Art's chosen few." There is no doubt at this point in the history of cinema; Of the Art of Cinema, of course, that Andrei Arsénievich Tarkovski is one of his greatest sons, one of those filmmakers endowed with the grace of talent, that gift which many artists endowed with...

Growth and Inflation of OTT Business

Posted on October 9, 2021

by RSTMP

An article by Samiksha Periwal Over-the-top media service more commonly known as OTT platforms provide viewers with a wide range of media services via the internet. Some of the most common OTT platforms in India include Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Alt Balaji, Voot and so on. It has become the “new normal” in covid times since traditional cinema halls and movie theatres have remained shut for over the past two years...

Five Eyes Bug

Milas Tagebuch (Milas Diary)

Echo

THE GATE

A Package of Dreams | An Interview with Bradley M. Look

Fake News| An Interview with Joachim Weber

Nanakorobi | An Interview with Glenna Burmer

Sir Alfred Joseph Hitchcock

Andrei Arsénievich Tarkovski

Growth and Inflation of OTT Business

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