This post first appeared on Totally Filmi on June 19, 2015. I was kind of tickled to be tagged by Movies Silently for the “4 shots from 4 films” meme over on Twitter, and although I posted these images there, I really wanted to put them in one place for future reference,…
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This post first appeared on Totally Filmi on November 17, 2017. This post is part of the It Takes a Thief blogathon organized by Moon in Gemini (and fair warning, it’s also a bit spoilery). Be sure to check out all the entries! Marti (Chemban Vinod Jose) arrives at a church in…
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This post first appeared on Totally Filmi on September 4, 2019. Fans of director Lijo Jose Pellissery (LJP) were delighted to finally see one of his films turn up at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) – and a recent article in the Toronto Star devoted to “buzz picks” for this…
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This post first appeared on Totally Filmi on September 7, 2019. The first part of this overview of Lijo Jose Pellissery (LJP)’s films focussed on the director’s earlier work — in this installment, I look at LJP’s three most recent films, starting with the very strange (and sometimes quite wonderful) Double…
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This post first appeared on Totally Film on December 7, 2019. The end of the decade has seen lots of buzz around lists of films (top tens, top one hundreds, best films in a variety of languages, best films across languages), and in my own plodding way I’ve started looking…
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This post first appeared on Totally Filmi on January 4, 2020. Traffic (dir. Rajesh Pillai) A cinema superstar. A discredited traffic constable. A surgeon about to celebrate his first year wedding anniversary. A young journalist just starting his first day on the job. Their friends, their partners, their families, their colleagues. …
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This post first appeared on Totally Filmi on April 17, 2020. Easter weekend in the middle of a pandemic ends up as a bit of a mixed blessing. On the one hand, there are no distractions and stresses; on the other hand, there is time to fill at a time…
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