Indian Cinema Success!
YES! I did it. It’s been sitting on my To Do List for over two years, but I finally did it.
Tagged: genre: political
Homeland – Season 3
Homeland’s Season 3 deals with the aftermath of the Langley bombing from the Season 2 finale.
YAM’s Top Films of 2012 Redux
We got together with all YAM Magazine writers and contributors to ask them how much their 2012 year in films had changed.
The Indian Movie Journey – Phase I
It’s been… maybe three months since I started out with Jenna’s Beginner’s Guide to Indian Cinema. What’s the journey been like?
Here’s to the Ladies Who Write
So many fascinating films this year have been written or co-written by women, and it’s about time we give a toast to this talented bunch.
Amy’s 2012 Movies Revisited
We’re nearly 3 months away from the end of the year, and though 2013 still seems to be a rather lackluster year (again), I had some time to look back at last year…
Veer-Zaara
Have you ever been in love? So in love that you’re willing to give up your life not being with the person you love, only for the peace of mind that by doing so, they’ll have a decent life.
National Security (Korean Film)
Set in 1985, National Security is based on the memoir by Kim Keun-tae, a democratic activist who was kidnapped and tortured for 22 days under the orders of gruesome police inspector Lee Geun-an, better known as The Undertaker.
Berlin File, The
South Korea is doing better non-Bourne movies better than The Bourne Legacy did, as we follow a North Korean agent in Berlin during a political power struggle.
Masquerade (Korean Film)
The award-winning Masquerade is the Korean period piece version of The Prince and the Pauper — top-notch period piece craftsmanship and a testament to the technical qualities of the Korean film industry.
