Yuvraj Chikhalkar

Last film of the Master Filmmaker Robert Bresson and what a film to end a magnificent career! The film is based on a short story by Leo Tolstoy. Film is very tightly edited. Bresson puts very minimal things on the screen, like you could see only dots and connecting them to solve the puzzle but yet the last piece of the puzzle confuses you. There are lots of arguments on the ending of the film, what Bresson is trying to tell. Overall A must watch film before you die.

Superb film with brilliant performance by Christopher Plummer.

It's childhood nostalgia by Terrence Davies. Very personal film and Terrence Davies told the story delicately with lots of finness and of course music. I loved Fellini's Amarchord, Woody Allen's Radio Days which are on same themes. But this film I liked even better because there is so much tenderness that it will make you nostalgic and little emotional.

A very underrated gem of a film. A bizzare romcom. No need to say more about Tom Hanks' and Meg Ryan's chemistry.

It's a unique experience to watch it on the big screen. 59 minutes long single shot dream sequence in 3D is breathtaking and technical feat achieved in itself. If you ever get chance try to watch this film in 3D.

at the age of 72 Yonfan makes his animation debut and what a debut it is! If you are an asian living in a metropolitan city, you might feel resemblance of Hong Kong's surroundings to your city, being a british colony lots of these cities share same kind of nostalgia. Film is a visual spectacle and it has a great soundtrack which is delight for ears. Film feels like someone is reading you a novel in visual sense. This film lingers with you for long time.