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Siraj Syed

Siraj Syed is the India Correspondent for FilmFestivals.com and a member of FIPRESCI, the International Federation of Film Critics. He is a Film Festival Correspondent since 1976, Film-critic since 1969 and a Feature-writer since 1970. He is also an acting and dialogue coach. 

 

Missing, Review: You aren’t missing anything It’s a confessional title and admission of guilt, for there is a lot that is missing in this film, a credible plot to begin with. Crisp editing and some...

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Shruti Gupta
M. M. Kreem (Keeravani)
Sudeep Chatterjee
Editing by Shree Narayan Singh
Heidengeld
Manoj Vajpayee
Tabu
Mukul Abhyankar
Alfred Hitchcock
psvhological thriller
kidnapped
Neeraj Pandey
Mauritius
Dagmar Kamlah

Midnight Sun, Review: XPeriencing XP from Windows It’s not about Norway or the North Pole, where the sun shines at midnight. Rather, it is about a girl who suffers from a disease in which exposure...

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Bella Thorne
Eric Kirsten
Ethan Dorr
Kenji Bando
melodrama
Morgan Dorr
Nate Walcott
Nicholas Coombe
Patrick Schwarzenegger
Quinn Shephard
Rob Riggle
romantic tear-jerker
Scott Speer
Taiyô no uta
Tiera Skovbye
xeroderma pigmentosum

Peter Rabbit, Review: Fertile comedy Peter Rabbit is an irreverent, computer-generated (largely) animated comedy, based on a 125 year-old story that has been updated to present times. Most of the...

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Annie Carter Moore
Beatrix Potter
Colin Moody
Cottontail
Daisy Ridley
Domhnall Gleeson
Elizabeth Debicki
Flopsy
Frederick Warne & Co.
Harrods
James Corden
Lake District
Love thy neighbour
Margot Robbie
Marianne Jean-Baptiste
Mopsy
Moses
Noel Moore
Rob Lieber
Rose Byrne
Sam Neill
Tom and Jerry
Will Gluck

A Quiet Place, Review: Silence is Golden In 2017, the world undergoes lockdown as blind monsters search for victims by sound. The few survivors of an unknown attack in New York appear as the Abbott...

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Bryan Woods
Charlotte Bruus Christensen
Christopher Tellefsen
Emily Blunt
jaws
John Krasinski
Marco Beltrami
Millicent Simmonds
Night Manager
Noah Jupe
Scott Beck
SUBURBICON
Wait Until Dark

NSD’s Theatre Olympics continue, with classic French playwright Molière’s Tartuffe National School of Drama, New Delhi, an autonomous institution under Ministry of Culture, Government of India, is...

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Nina Kulkarni