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BoJack Horseman and the women who want to move on: In S6, Diane, Princess Carolyn have a shot at healing
Meher Manda •By shining a light on the women whose lives have most been informed by BoJack, the show is offering its lead star to step back, to let others speak unto his misbehaviour,
With Disney's WandaVision and The Mandalorian, audiences show preference for weekly installments over binge-watching
•Shows like Disney’s The Mandalorian have proved that delivering episodes to an entertainment-hungry nation in small tantalising viewing snacks is equally as effective as the all-you-can-watch feast. Audiences want to be tickled and teased.
Censoring of OTT content seems to be limited to curbing voices of dissent; nuanced regulation could be a way forward
Karishmaupadhyay •Censorship back in the days of single-channel TV was all about providing ‘clean’ entertainment on a mass platform rather than curbing a difference of opinion or catering to the powers-that-be. You’d imagine a 2021 version of that old formula would continue work for the common man.
Natalie Palamides: Nate - A One Man Show on Netflix is this year's most compelling comedy special
Poulomi Das •In Nate: A One Man Show, currently streaming on Netflix, Natalie Palamides offers the most provocative one hour on rape, consent, and mixed signals.
Anjali on playing a cop in Nishabdham and her upcoming role in Telugu remake of Pink, Vakeel Saab
Raja Sekar •Post Nishabdham, Anjali will be a part of the Netflix anthology directed by Vignesh ShivN, and she also has Pawan Kalyan’s Vakeel Saab coming up.
Black Box and The Lie review: Amazon, Blumhouse kick off Halloween season with two fright-free fiascos
Prahlad Srihari •The Lie and Black Box debuted as a double feature on Amazon Prime Video on 6 October.
Flow, a short film shot during quarantine, promotes self-love and attention to mental health
Fp Staff •Flow, a short film by Archit Kumar that was conceptualised and shot entirely during the lockdown, promotes self-love and special attention to mental health during the pandemic.
Netflix's The Umbrella Academy 2 tries to be more engaging than the first season, but misses the mark
Suryasarathibhattacharya •The second season of Umbrella Academy dropped on Netflix on 31 July and is a better watch than its predecessor. But is that enough?
As content not stars take spotlight, how Indian films, series are retailoring marketing strategies for a post-COVID world
Karishmaupadhyay •In a post-Coronavirus world, film marketers have had to come up with creative strategies to promote big Bollywood films, like Shakuntala Devi, Dil Bechara and Gunjan Saxena, ahead of their digital releases.
'Ensuring Dark's continuity was a challenge': Cinematographer Nikolaus Summerer discusses jumping through time
Surendhar Mk •In this exclusive Q&A with Firstpost, Dark cinematographer Nikolaus Summerer talks about crafting a unique visual style for each time period.