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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. 

 

Japanese SSF&A Festival Director SeigoTono on India tour Tuesday, the 28th 0f February, saw the screening of four Japanese shorts at the Rangswar mini-auditorium, located inside Chavan Centre in...

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Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS)
Agency for Cultural Affairs
Can & Sulochan
Chavan Centre
Colors of Life
Dhvani Desai
documentaries
Fukumi Shimora
george lucas
Goro Ujishima
Half and Half
Ichigi-Ichi
Jane Campion
Japan Foundation
Japan Tourism Agency
Ministry of Economy-Trade-Industry
Ministry of Environment
Mitsuyo Miyazaki
oscar
Pepperdine
Pia Shah
Pieces of the Future
Prabhat
roman polanski
Santosh Pathare
Seigo Tono
Seiki Watanabe
Sheryar Khan
Short Films
Sing
Star Wars
Takumi Saitoh
The Year of Japan-India Friendly Exchanges
THX1138-4EB
Tim Burton
tokyo
Uula
Yoko Shimora

Siraj Syed reviews Logan: All Gore Just when we had begun to think that desensitisation was near complete, and violence in American films held no more depths to plumb, there comes Logan. For its...

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Adamantium
Boyd Holbrook
Dafne Keen
Elizabéth Rodriguez
Ginny Aur Johnny
Hugh Jackman
James Mangold
John Mathieson
John Romita Sr.
Len Wein
Marco Beltrami
Mark Millar
Michael Green
Michael McCusker
Miss Pererine's School for Peculiar Children
Mutant
Paper Moon
Patrick Stewart
Richard E. Grant
Roy Thomas
Scott Frank
Shane
Stephen Merchant
Steve McNiven
Transigen
Wolverine
X 24
X-men

Siraj Syed reviews Lion: Soaring emotions, roaring cinema Lion is the tale of mothers and sons, brothers and sisters, separation and unification, brimming with humanity, and yet not fighting shy of...

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Hollywood
A Long way from Home
Abhishek Bharate
Alexandre de Franceschi
Benjamin Rigby
Calcutta
Candy
David Wenham
Deepti Naval
Dev Patel
Divian Ladwa
Dustin O'Halloran
Emilie Cocquerel.
Google Earth
Greig Fraser
Hauschka
Heath Ledger
Hobart
Indian Society for Sponsorship and Adoption
Kamla Munshi Khan
Kaushik Sen
Keshav Jadhav
Khandwa
Khushi Solanki
Madhya Pradesh
Menik Guneratne
Nawazuddin Siddiqui
nicole kidman
penguin
Priyanka Bose
Riddhi Sen
Rita Boy
Rooney Mara
Salaam Bombay
Saroj Sood
Saroo Brierley
Screen Australia
Shankar Nisode
Shurojit Das
Slumdog Millionaire
Sunny Pawar
Tannishtha Chatterjee
tasmania
Udayshankar Pal

Siraj Syed reviews John Wick-Chapter 2: His WICked WICKed ways First tell me, do you have problems with one man shooting down one two hundred, over five encounters, forty each per encounter? Is it...

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'69 Mustang
Chad Stahelski
Claudia Gerini
common
Continental Hotel
Derek Kolstad
dog
franco nero
Ian McShane
james bond
Keanu Reeves
Lance Reddick
Laurencce Fishburne
Neon Demon
Peter Stormare
puppy
Ricardo Scamarcio
Ruby Rose
stuntman
trequel

Siraj Syed reviews Hidden Figures: US-Russia space race & black women’s amazing grace Did you know that three black women played crucial roles in NASA’s space programme, and without them, John Glenn...

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Allison Schroeder
Costner
Donna Biscoe
Glen Powell
Janelle Monae
John Glenn
Kevin Costner
Kirsten Dunst
Mahershala Ali
Margot Lee Shetterly
mathematician
Octavia Spencer
Taraji P. Henson
The Story of the African-American Women Who Helped Win the Space Race
Theodore Melfi
trigonometry
whoopi goldberg