When Harry Met Sally – How good cinema creates meaning
Dominic Schembri-AdamsFebruary 12, 2021
Romantic comedies are so often dismissed by us guys and I hear the words of many “Not another chick flick!” I don’t love When
Romantic comedies are so often dismissed by us guys and I hear the words of many “Not another chick flick!” I don’t love When
When tourists visit any world-famous city, they are taken to the historical corners of the town or to the famous tourist spots by the tour
By Dr Ricky Ghosh Dastidar The 63rd BFI London Film Festival took place recently, featuring a total of 233 screenings. This comprised 28 World Premieres, 12 International Premieres and 32 European Premieres. Many
It’s hard to take a break from all the exciting activities I pursue in Mumbai, but over the years, the month of November has shaped up
Cinema has been a part of my identity since early teenage. Over the years, as a Psychologist, I have realized that in a society
The cinema came to Eastbourne in the 1890s, it’s not recorded where, but it must have been close to the town centre. Eastbourne is one
IAIN ROBERTSON We all love movies that feature fast cars and chases, states Iain Robertson, which has made movies like Bullitt, Gone in 60 Seconds
Last month I went to watch a movie named ‘Manikarnika’. I had been waiting for this movie since long. It’s a biopic based on
Before I went to Belgium, I did not know much about this country beyond the basic knowledge gained at school. Shame on me. Anyway, before
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech My Blog: https://myreachingout.wixsite.com/myblog. Well, into 2019 we plunge and what better way to start
Yet another year is coming to an end. This year has been a very hectic but meaningful in many ways. I believe, ‘Life is all
By Dr Ricky Ghosh Dastidar The 62nd London Film Festival came to a close recently with the world premiere of Stan and Ollie; a biopic of
Mumbai is referred as the ‘city of dreams’. The opportunities that the city offers are enormous, especially for the ones who are ready to strive
Besides being the onset of winter in India, November is also known for being the month that hosts the International Film Festival of India (iffi)
Watching films has been a part of my lifestyle since childhood. I love attending film festivals since the year 1991. The very first film
By Dr Ricky Ghosh Dastidar The BFI London Film Festival took place recently, showcasing a total of 242 feature films from 67 different countries. Many
By Dr Ricky Ghosh Dastidar The 60th BFI London Film Festival took place recently and as ever, there was a huge selection of films
by Ann Evans Photos by Rob Tysall, Tysall’s Photography It began with American television screen writer and producer, Gene Roddenberry creating a futuristic world set
‘What’s that strange building down there?’ I asked my guide, Martin, on my Jungfraujoch trip in Switzerland. ‘Oh, that’s Erich von Daniken’s theme park,’ my
Have you watched a movie and been so impressed with the location that you have booked your next holiday there? The impact from
Fig 1.1 Major Motoko Kusanagi, Ghost in the Shell I am a great fan of science fiction and I truly believe the best
Mumbai is referred as the ‘city of dreams’. The opportunities that the city offers are enormous, especially for the ones who are ready to strive
By Ricky Ghosh Dastidar Britain’s leading film event, The BFI London Film Festival took place in the capital recently, celebrating its 59th edition. This
It’s hard to take a break from all the exciting activities I pursue in Mumbai, but over the years, the month of November has shaped up
Like many Mumbai’kar’s (citizens of Mumbai) do at the weekend, I love to unwind with a good meaningful film. Since several weeks I wanted to
Every city holds numerous untold stories, about its people and places which deserves world recognition. One such untold story unfolded in front of me, when
By Ann Evans Photos by Rob Tysall At one time, people only dressed up as a well known character for fancy dress
By Ricky Ghosh Dastidar The 58th BFI London Film Festival took place last month, breaking all its previous records in the process by
Patricia Newell-Dunkley with photographs by Reginald J. Dunkley Robert Redford is in Sydney and here for the next two months. The Oscar winning actor is
Come from the Eastbourne seafront along Terminus Road, and just before you reach the TJ Hughes traffic lights on the left there is a new
London hosts own leg of the Sundance Film Festival for the 3rd year running The Sundance London Festival, which celebrates the best of independent films,
For the ultimate feel-good factor, taking in a show in London’s West End is the perfect recipe, especially, states Iain P W Robertson, when it
Film has seen adaptations since the dawn of cinema, primarily via successful novels and plays. Early examples such as Shakespearean material have been on screen
Recent news on Bill Howl-N-Madd Perry Bill and band are performing Friday December 27th at the Water Hole in Chicago. Bill and Shy Perry are
A national tour in the centenary year of the outbreak of the first world war. Birdsong, adapted by Rachel Wagstaff from the Sebastian Faulks novel.
By Dr Ricky Ghosh Dastidar The 57th BFI London Film Festival came to a close recently with a star-studded awards ceremony celebrating the year’s best
Celebrate new 3D movie release & Walk with Dinosaurs in Alberta, Canada with new package from Bon Voyage With the new motion picture, ‘Walking With
The Moo Man is coming to a cinema near you! youtu.be/NaDpW8WdyM4 vimeo.com/68796801 Hits: 0
Romantic comedies are so often dismissed by us guys and I hear the words of many “Not another chick flick!” I don’t love When
When tourists visit any world-famous city, they are taken to the historical corners of the town or to the famous tourist spots by the tour
By Dr Ricky Ghosh Dastidar The 63rd BFI London Film Festival took place recently, featuring a total of 233 screenings. This comprised 28 World Premieres, 12 International Premieres and 32 European Premieres. Many
It’s hard to take a break from all the exciting activities I pursue in Mumbai, but over the years, the month of November has shaped up
Cinema has been a part of my identity since early teenage. Over the years, as a Psychologist, I have realized that in a society
The cinema came to Eastbourne in the 1890s, it’s not recorded where, but it must have been close to the town centre. Eastbourne is one
IAIN ROBERTSON We all love movies that feature fast cars and chases, states Iain Robertson, which has made movies like Bullitt, Gone in 60 Seconds
Last month I went to watch a movie named ‘Manikarnika’. I had been waiting for this movie since long. It’s a biopic based on
Before I went to Belgium, I did not know much about this country beyond the basic knowledge gained at school. Shame on me. Anyway, before
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech My Blog: https://myreachingout.wixsite.com/myblog. Well, into 2019 we plunge and what better way to start
Yet another year is coming to an end. This year has been a very hectic but meaningful in many ways. I believe, ‘Life is all
By Dr Ricky Ghosh Dastidar The 62nd London Film Festival came to a close recently with the world premiere of Stan and Ollie; a biopic of
Mumbai is referred as the ‘city of dreams’. The opportunities that the city offers are enormous, especially for the ones who are ready to strive
Besides being the onset of winter in India, November is also known for being the month that hosts the International Film Festival of India (iffi)
Watching films has been a part of my lifestyle since childhood. I love attending film festivals since the year 1991. The very first film
By Dr Ricky Ghosh Dastidar The BFI London Film Festival took place recently, showcasing a total of 242 feature films from 67 different countries. Many
By Dr Ricky Ghosh Dastidar The 60th BFI London Film Festival took place recently and as ever, there was a huge selection of films
by Ann Evans Photos by Rob Tysall, Tysall’s Photography It began with American television screen writer and producer, Gene Roddenberry creating a futuristic world set
‘What’s that strange building down there?’ I asked my guide, Martin, on my Jungfraujoch trip in Switzerland. ‘Oh, that’s Erich von Daniken’s theme park,’ my
Have you watched a movie and been so impressed with the location that you have booked your next holiday there? The impact from
Fig 1.1 Major Motoko Kusanagi, Ghost in the Shell I am a great fan of science fiction and I truly believe the best
Mumbai is referred as the ‘city of dreams’. The opportunities that the city offers are enormous, especially for the ones who are ready to strive
By Ricky Ghosh Dastidar Britain’s leading film event, The BFI London Film Festival took place in the capital recently, celebrating its 59th edition. This
It’s hard to take a break from all the exciting activities I pursue in Mumbai, but over the years, the month of November has shaped up
Like many Mumbai’kar’s (citizens of Mumbai) do at the weekend, I love to unwind with a good meaningful film. Since several weeks I wanted to
Every city holds numerous untold stories, about its people and places which deserves world recognition. One such untold story unfolded in front of me, when
By Ann Evans Photos by Rob Tysall At one time, people only dressed up as a well known character for fancy dress
By Ricky Ghosh Dastidar The 58th BFI London Film Festival took place last month, breaking all its previous records in the process by
Patricia Newell-Dunkley with photographs by Reginald J. Dunkley Robert Redford is in Sydney and here for the next two months. The Oscar winning actor is
Come from the Eastbourne seafront along Terminus Road, and just before you reach the TJ Hughes traffic lights on the left there is a new
London hosts own leg of the Sundance Film Festival for the 3rd year running The Sundance London Festival, which celebrates the best of independent films,
For the ultimate feel-good factor, taking in a show in London’s West End is the perfect recipe, especially, states Iain P W Robertson, when it
Film has seen adaptations since the dawn of cinema, primarily via successful novels and plays. Early examples such as Shakespearean material have been on screen
Recent news on Bill Howl-N-Madd Perry Bill and band are performing Friday December 27th at the Water Hole in Chicago. Bill and Shy Perry are
A national tour in the centenary year of the outbreak of the first world war. Birdsong, adapted by Rachel Wagstaff from the Sebastian Faulks novel.
By Dr Ricky Ghosh Dastidar The 57th BFI London Film Festival came to a close recently with a star-studded awards ceremony celebrating the year’s best
Celebrate new 3D movie release & Walk with Dinosaurs in Alberta, Canada with new package from Bon Voyage With the new motion picture, ‘Walking With
The Moo Man is coming to a cinema near you! youtu.be/NaDpW8WdyM4 vimeo.com/68796801 Hits: 0
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