Seven Must-Watch Short Films On Netflix
Looking to binge on short films this week? Here is a curated list of movies to add to your watch list.
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Before Netflix's Rebecca, A Throwback To Biren Nag's 1964 Adaptation
The director added a spectre, borrowed from Alfred Hitchock’s Psycho and turned the film into a morality tale
Watching Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘The Birds’ During A Pandemic
The Birds is that rare piece of cinema that mirrors the current society in ways that is unforseen, and yet reclaims every single point it navigates with shocking clarity of depth and meaning
42 Films Director Vikramaditya Motwane Wants Everyone To See
From Rear Window to Black Friday to Kung Fu Hustle – these are movies the Udaan and Lootera filmmaker loves
60 Things You Didn’t Know About Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho
From how a painting on Norman Bates’ wall is a cheeky nod to voyeurism to why Hitchcock was banned from shooting at Disneyland – on Psycho’s 60 anniversary, we look at the film through its trivia
Anurag Kashyap On The Movies and Filmmakers That Have Influenced Him
From Bachchan to Scorsese to Park Chan-wook – the filmmaker lists the artists who taught him the most
Sam Mendes’ 1917 And Why A Technical Achievement Isn’t The Same As A Truly Immersiv...
The more you try to convince me that something is really happening on screen – through, say, the single take – the more I am convinced that it is “unreal”. Because the craft is too obvious.
30 Films Sriram Raghavan Wants Everyone To Watch
From Alfred Hitchcock’s spy movie Notorious to the lovely romance of Vijay Anand’s Kala Bazar – here are the best films the director’s watched
Murder In An Artist’s Studio: How A Hitchcock Film Sparked Off Atul Dodiya’s New Se...
The artist’s latest exhibition is built around a seven minute sequence from Alfred Hitchcock’s Blackmail. Now showing at Chemould Prescott Road
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5 Things We Learnt About Psycho’s Shower Scene From Netflix Doc 78/52
From finding a body double for Janet Leigh to using Hershey’s syrup for blood, we look at some memorable things director Alfred Hitchcock did to craft the iconic scene
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