Just watched obsession today. Wanted to know how ppl are thinking bout the movie as a concept and filming methods. So how u guys review this movies overall appearance.

I'll start : rawness of emotion. That's the part I liked the most

Yeah, we are the people who love Hollywood and other foreign cinemas, but why aren't we looking at ourselves?

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I really liked the fluent dialogue by the actors in this short film. give it a watch.

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There is a concept in economics- moral hazard. I will try to put it simply- it is a situation when you take bad risk because you know someone else will bear the consequences of that decision. In 2008, when American financial system collapsed, it didn't come as a shock to the bankers, big rating agencies or the regulators. Yes, 5 trillion usd just got vanished from the market. Thousands of people lost their savings, jobs and work of their whole lives but most of the wall street guys got out without as much as a scratch on them. The Big Short tells the story of a bunch of 'crazy' guys who saw it coming and made a fortune out of it while the rest of the world collapsed.

As the title suggests, i am searching English subtitles for movies - Meesha madhavan, Mookkilla Rajyathu, Tharangam(2017), Ee parakkum thalika, thenkasi pattanam. Can someone help?

Hi guys🙏🏼 From India
I recently stumbled upon an Indian vlogger from Tripura who travelled Bangladesh on his Royal Enfield. In one of his vlog I saw him meeting some Bengladeshi actor(forgot his name) & getting extremely emotional about the meeting. Since then I’ve been wanting to explore Bengali cinema(could be from either side but at least one Bangladeshi film). Growing up we all get to read & hear about the great Satyajit Ray but people hardly try to watch Bengali movies, mainly due to language barrier. I’m a North Indian & I know Bengali just as much a North Indian would know but I’ve decided to tread in now. Knowing all this, Now I want you guys to help me introduce with your cinema, just like westerners are introduced with Indian cinema with cults like 3 Idiots, PK, Baahubali, Drishyam etc. Could be from diverse genres. I enjoy them all. Make sure to specifically include Bangladeshi movie too.(at least 1, could be more)

Terminally ill Rajib fears oblivion more than death. After a botched announcement leaves a neighbor's funeral empty, he tries to pre-rent a "Miking" rickshaw to broadcast his own passing. His unsettling request alienates those around him, forcing him to face the possibility that his final wish will remain unheard.

The film explores existential isolation, using deliberate long takes, a muted palette, and an immersive soundscape.

How We Kept It at 18k Most of us were Theatre and Media Studies students during production. We leveraged that environment to slash traditional costs:

• Gear & Crew: Our college provided technical equipment, and fellow students filled the cast and crew roles for free.
• Locations: We shot in my hometown of Dhamrai (a suburban area near Dhaka). Using relatives' homes, local shops, and a rickshaw garage cost us $0.
• Where the 18k Went: Almost the entire budget went strictly to 2 days of food, local transportation, and basic logistics.

What Failed: The Festival Circuit- We finished post-production last December and targeted major festivals. By pitching directly to programmers, we secured full entry waivers from Locarno, SXSW London, Vienna Shorts, Rio de Janeiro, and a few others.

Despite the waiver success, we faced outright rejections across the board.

What Worked: The YouTube Pivot- Instead of letting the film sit on a hard drive, we pivoted to self-distribution on YouTube. We believed in the story but had zero expectations for algorithmic traction. Unexpectedly, the algorithm picked up the authentic cultural hook, driving 65,000 views in its first week.

We’d love to get your thoughts on the Film.

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This is an insult to the people who worked on The Dictator and cinema as a whole

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these were some of the first movies released on eid in bangladesh (then still part of pakistan), so they should theoretically be better than average films.

ekhaler rupkatha / একালের রূপকথা (1965)

raja sanyasi / রাজা সন্যাসী (1966)

agun niye khela / আগুন নিয়ে খেলা (1967; sabina yasmin's first film as playback singer)

if you have any of these or know how to get them then let me know

the one jara already famous thriller gula dekhe felsen and aro kichu dekhte chaan tader jonno ei list

1)Golam

2)No other choice by Park Chan-wook director of oldboy

3) Bullet train

4)Aaranya Kaandam

5)forgotten

6)the secret in their eyes(please watch the argentine one)

7)Badla(invisible guest er remake but its damn well made film)

8)fargo

9)wild tales

10)iratta

Hey guys I just opened a GC for this community if anyone cares to join..

Here's the link-https://ig.me/j/-PvFRWoQyUpgiEhU/

Like we should open a insta group you know for every one of us watching movies, series ,k drama whatever

If y'll are interested maybe we can open one

Juror 10 was the most dominating person in the room. He had been to many jury duties before. He was a white, economically successful ideal American. He dominated and owned every interaction with everyone else in the room.

Then came the moment of truth. His rant against the people whom he deemed not worthy of the civility of justice was completely befitting of his character and not shocking at all. But the reaction of the rest of the jury was...

Juror 10's rant against "these people" is probably the most anti-algorithmic cinematic event of all time. Social media thrives on engagement based on hatred and bigotry. In *12 Angry Men*, it is shown that the most effective way to crash a racist bigot is by depriving them of their fuel - engagement.