“My Brother… Nikhil,” directed by then-debutante filmmaker Onir tested uncharted waters at the time of its release. The film is…
Author: Vidal Dcosta
Vidal Dcosta
Vidal is a self published author on Amazon in sci-fi and romance and also has her own blog. She is a movie buff and also contributes TV show and movie reviews to 'Movie Boozer.' Vidal also writes short stories and scripts for short films and plays on 'Script Revolution' and is an aspiring screenwriter.
The Nepal Cultural International Film Festival (NCIFF) not only showcases movies from around the globe, but also nurtures local talent…
Set in the 1990s, when homosexual relationships were still under the ‘keep under wraps phase,’ “In & Out’s” writers took…
If you’re someone from the ‘90s/early 2000s generation who grew up feeling grossed out by your ever-changing body, felt left…
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing De’Angelo Young, a talented filmmaker and writer now based in New York. His…
“The Boat that Rocked” (alternatively titled “Pirate Radio” for American audiences) is a fun film loosely based on true events.…
After being held up in development since 2006, “Tigers,” by Oscar-winning filmmaker Danis Tanovic, was finally released overseas in 2014.…
I still can’t believe that this masterpiece by Stephen Chow (that was well ahead of its time even in 2004)…
At the southernmost tip of a town, in a desolate commune lives a man called Jack (Daniel Day-Lewis). Once the…
Our guest today, Kash Hovey, not only hails from the prestigious Presley family (his mother is the late ‘King of Rock…