Category Archives: Arts

FILM: Roundtable and a Spanish Comedy Retrospective this July at Instituto Cervantes

Posted on June 30, 2014 by Juned

Cinema goers and cinema professionals would or should be interested in the offering of our friends from Instituto Cervantes this July. A roundtable talk on challenges for nom-American cinema this July 2 and a Spanish comedy film cycle starting this … Continue reading →

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A Single Man: The Book and the Movie

Posted on May 26, 2014 by Juned

It is hard not to be interested in both the Christopher Isherwood’s A SINGLE MAN and the film adaptation. As circumstances would have it I first encountered the film. Being the first film by Tom Ford, It is promising. Ford’s … Continue reading →

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Why I Watched Murder on the Orient Express Twice

Posted on April 2, 2013 by Juned

This is probably one of my favorite Agatha Christie story aside from The Cheap Flat and the constantly interesting. And Then There Were None. Two of them had as its protaganist the Belgian Detective with the funny mustache and aided … Continue reading →

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