Debiparna Chakraborty

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RT @Outlookindia: #Holland, which recently released on #AmazonPrime video and is written by #AndrewSodroski. Holland feels like someone dum…

RT @Outlookindia: Even when there have been #disabled characters in Hindi #cinema since, their multitudinous, multidimensional lived realit…

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The story may be familiar to anyone who has read or watched any of the other adaptations of the novel. But do not go in believing Ripley to be a lazy rehash of Minghella’s adaptation Read on @thebestnetflix ‘Ripley’ review: https://t.co/hyVwNS1udi

Thea Sharrock’s The Beautiful Game is one of the most well-meaning, terribly written, feel-good dramas I’ve seen in a while Read on @thebestnetflix https://t.co/UN0ccbULpf

3 Body Problem reminds you of the 22-episode TV shows you watched (think Lost) during the dawn of the Golden Age of television, right before the start of the streaming era. It is easy to binge without being a mindless meditation in mediocrity at that. https://t.co/TiBy9Da1z6

Spaceman merely uses its sci-fi elements as a crutch to excavate the epidemic of male loneliness. ‘Spaceman’ review: Adam Sandler triumphs in tragic sci-fi Read on @thebestnetflix https://t.co/KTxUsDIazL

Cute but ultimately reductive ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’ review: A pretty mess https://t.co/p2d3NQDRuO

In The Vince Staples Show, Staples, like his semi-fictional alter-ego, manages to forge his own path. So, try to keep the Atlanta comparisons at bay and enjoy this delicious bite-sized gem. ‘The Vince Staples Show’: A terrific Afro-surrealist satire https://t.co/zyup52gAqo

One of the most underrated shows from last year. Fishback enacts Dre’s internal turmoil with sublime relish. This isn't misogynoir. In dissecting Dre’s psyche, Swarm elevates the discourse surrounding black, female representation in fiction. https://t.co/ahj30mJxur

Aye, this is seriously a decent watch list whether you loved (or hated) Saltburn. Really! Read on @thebestnetflix 10 movies to watch on Netflix to scratch that 'Saltburn' itch https://t.co/NpoYTFgDzP

In Dev Patel I trust but I do feel slightly exoticised after watching this #feelingsoexotic

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Dev Patel stars in & directs his first film with the first trailer for ‘MONKEY MAN’, produced by Jordan Peele. In theaters on April 5. https://t.co/j3hMYsaDSZ

Despite its flaws, Griselda is largely well-paced, even when it takes its sweet time to build Blanco up. Read on @thebestnetflix ‘Griselda’ review: A feminist portrait of the Cocaine Godmother https://t.co/E9eANO3XTl https://t.co/GeZfNE0DrZ

Kibwe Tavares and Daniel Kaluuya’s The Kitchen is a dystopian elegy that manages to be an evocative exploration of the human condition in a future that has already arrived for many communities living in the current global south. https://t.co/7JRbGFD26M

‘The Kitchen’ review: A withering slow-burn tragedy in three parts Easily one of the best films of the year! Read more on @thebestnetflix https://t.co/Nf0owXTFHg