The Magnificent Seven, A Fistful of Dollars, Star Wars, A Bugs Life, The Usual Suspects, Reservoir Dogs, Sholay, and Anand. What do these films have in common?
“I love the smell of napalm in the morning.” Watch Francis Ford Coppola's adaptation of Heart of Darkness: a chilling exploration of evil and the boundaries of humanity.
There was a sense of schizophrenia incited by the nature of the conflict - the concept of waging war in the name of humanity melts in the fire of Kubrick’s portrayal.
In spite of Pakistan’s lack of prizes, this was probably the best year for them, as it saw most teams competing successfully until the last stages of the competition.
This beautiful Iranian film was essentially made for children, but anyone who has seen it will tell you that it is perhaps even more enchanting to watch as an adult.
Clint Eastwood made Unforgiven to show the real west: A place where no one was perfect, things were not black and white, and death and violence carried a burden.
Sometimes if one person stands up courageously, and refuses to compromise even in the face of opposition from his peers; he or she can make a big difference.
