Chaitanya Sharma
Hailing from India and trying to detach himself from the rat race, Chaitanya with his bubbling zeal for filmmaking is an avid cinephile with an equal adoration for physics, television, music and novels. When he’s not busy, you can find him cooking pasta while listening to podcasts. Chaitanya writes about television, movies and music at Feature First.
Taking place in the 1971 India-Pakistan War, Ikkis revolves around the bravery and tragedy of a warrior. Read our Ikkis review.
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It’s that time of the year once again, so put on your headphones, and let’s take a dive into the world of film scores that 2025 has to offer.
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Tim Robinson's latest show, The Chair Company, is a wild conspiratorial ride. Read our The Chair Company season 1 review.
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Nouvelle Vague is finally here and on Netflix, showcasing Richard Linklaters love for the French New Wave and Jean-Luc Godard.
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For PTA fans it's a festival season and for Pynchon fans this year's fall season is one Pynchon after another. Read our full Paul Thomas Anderson feature films ranked article.
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Adapting a New York Times article, director Neeraj Ghaywan finds his own rhythm and overcomes censorship to tell a great story.
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A new trailer for Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another is now playing before IMAX showings of Superman.
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The show offers nothing that you haven't seen hundred times in a thousand different ways; and it sticks to the one way that's brimful of clichés.
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If you're someone who digs PKD or craves a little Pynchon paranoia in animation form, Common Side Effects is for you
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'One Battle After Another' Trailer: Greenwood on Keys, Leonardo DiCaprio on Boil and PTA at his Zingiest Since Inherent Vice
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David Lynch's birthday twin Federico Fellini is a dreamer just like him, but more importantly an artist who understands the power of the medium and how best to translate his dreams to the screen, affecting the collective conscious as a whole.
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