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Movie Review: Luv
Sheldon Candis’s Sundance Grand Jury Prize nominee is really rather good, despite a glaring glitch. Expertly cast, LUV boasts Danny Glover, M
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Movie Review: Something Real and Good
Luke Rivett’s debut dialogue based romantic drama is an attempt at meaningful conversation; a Before Sunrise for the 2010s, if you will.
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XTAZTIC 2013
With the refreshing breeze and the aroma of kotthu, “Xtaztic 2013” kicked off with the acoustic and reggae tunes of Ryan and Sachi who
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Movie Review: California Solo
A Sundance-selected indie movie about a man down and out on his luck; California Solo may sound like a cliché, but Marshall Lewy’s pic
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Review: “Neverland”
The play is an adaptation of J.M.Barrie’s immortal classic, “Peter Pan”. It also borrows freely from J.K.Rowling’s best-sel
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Movie Premiere: Midnight’s Children
The premiere screening of Oscar Award Nominee Deepa Mehta’s ‘Midnight’s Children’ was held on the 23rd of March 2013 at the
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Movie Review: Dans la maison
Francois Ozon is one of contemporary French cinema’s heavyweights, 8 Women being his most internationally successful picture to date.
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REVIEW: Funny Money
To have produced a rendition that did justice to the original and to have brought home the essence of a foreign script, is something praiseworthy.
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Movie Review: Gambit
The Coen Brothers have long been revered as contemporary American cinema’s almighty saviours.
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Movie Review: Keep The Lights On
Ira Sachs’ Independent Spirit-nominated gay drama is so feeble and feelingless that it is a wonder it has managed to garner any positive feed
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Movie Review: Wreck-It Ralph
Wreck-It Ralph is Disney’s most recent animated flick, executively produced by animation guru John Lasseter: the man responsible for groundbr
The Original Jetliners’ Farewell Concert
Mignonne Fernando accompanied by “The Jetliners” at their Farewell Concert on Sunday, 3rd March 2013 at the Musaeus College Auditorium.
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De Lanerolle Brothers Live IV
In celebration of four years of unrivalled and momentous music and success, Rohan and Ishan, the De Lanerolle Brothers took to the stage at their a
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Movie Review: Searching For Sugar Man
Malik Bendjelloul's Oscar-winning documentary is the heart-warming story of the search for Sixto Rodriguez: an iconic figure, a fine musician a
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Movie Review: Shadow Dancer
Oscar-winning director James Marsh's latest picture is a harrowing tale of lost love, misjudged loyalty and brutal suffering.
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“A Voice for the Voiceless”-Country Roads Concert
“There is many a story that must be told of the Country Music Foundation we’ve been raising money, and spirits and hope they&
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“Ridmaranga” (Vajira in Perspective)
From Vajira to Upeka to Thaji…three generations of dancers follow in the footsteps of the great Chitrasena.
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Movie Review: Django Unchained
Ask any English film student who their favourite contemporary writer-director is and chances are they won't immediately list Michael Haneke. Or
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Ignite 2013 review
It’s always amazing to see a large group of diverse individuals coming together to raise hope for a good cause. It’s even more ama
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“Sri Siddhartha Gautama”
The long awaited movie depicting the life and journey of Lord Buddha towards enlightenment, “Sri Siddhartha Gautama was launched at Liberty C
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Movie Review: Argo
Ben Affleck's come a long way from the schmaltzy rom coms and vaccuous blockbusters of the early noughties. Formerly the butt of every American
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Movie Review: Silver Linings Playbook
If there’s a genuine contender for 2012’s finest film, it is not Spielberg’s tedious Lincoln or Benh Zeitlin’s absurdl
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Movie Review: Liberal Arts
Who the hell knew Ted Mosby was a director? Liberal Arts is the second directorial endeavour of How I Met Your Mother actor Josh Radnor, the comedy
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Movie Review: Flight
Denzel Washington’s done a lot of saving in his career. In The Taking of Pelham 123, the actor saves a train full of hostages. In John Q, Den
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Julian Marley concert
There is something about reggae music that enables it to transcend the man-made boundaries of culture, race, gender and nationality. More so, being
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Movie Review: The Hobbit
It’s been awhile since Peter Jackson wowed us. The early noughties saw the critically acclaimed behemoth The Lord of the Rings grace the silv
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“A Jazzin’ Christmas”
To an audience who already knew that Sureka Buell can create magic on stage, the show on Thursday 20th came as a pleasant surprise that prov
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Movie Review: Lola Versus
The last couple of years have seen Greta Gerwig emerge from a predominantly mumblecore background into the public spotlight.
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