Dishika Zaman  School is like our second home. We grow up learning things, socialize with people we never knew in our life before. Soon they become the persons we value the most. They become our partners in everything –from sharing food to doing almost all kinds of mischiefs. They know us well just as we…

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      Time [Part 2]

      Syed Nasir Ershad  It has become a well-established fact that while it is important to work hard for earning livelihood to meet the physical requirements, we need to satiate our inner souls too to live an honorable and blissful life. Because, the aim should not be only to live the life in its ordinary sense…

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        Kenya’s most recent movie: Barbershop

        Taqi Yasir As functionally directed by Malcolm D. Lee, “Barbershop: The Next Cut” retains the lively yet stage bound feel of its workplace-comedy predecessors (including 2005’s Queen Latifah-starring spinoff, “Beauty Shop”). Despite the occasional cutaways to homes, schools and other outside locations, the movie derives its energy almost entirely from the bristling quality of the…

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          Dutch TV Series review: Zwarte Tulp (Black Tulip)

          Taqi Shaan Black Tulip is a Dutch drama about two families who are trying a black tulip to grow. Black Tulip is the first Dutch first series will be broadcast through the video on demand at Dienst Videoland. The first season was released in its entirety on March 30, 2015. On January 24 2016 was…

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            Why “One Punch Man” is living up to it’s hype

            Tasfiah Tasneem Richi One-Punch Man is adopted from a manga series. The manga was drawn by Yusuke Murata and was written by a person with a pseudo name ‘One’. This manga began its journey as an online Manga. It became viral overnight and was soon escorted to a bigger audience by the Shonen Jump Company,…

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              Russia Box Office: ‘Crew’ Stays No. 1 with $14M

              Taqi Shaan The year’s most anticipated local release, Ekipazh (Crew), stayed atop the Russian box office for a second consecutive weekend, crushing local and Hollywood competition. Nikolai Lebedev’s disaster movie, distributed by Central Partnership, grossed $4 million in its second frame for an income of $14 million. Crew, a remake of Alexander Mitta’s 1979 movie…

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                Rita Moreno & Quentin Tarantino to Get AFI Honorary Degrees

                Shaan Yasir Rita Moreno and Quentin Tarantino are joining the class of 2016. The legendary actress and Oscar-winning director are set to receive honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts degrees from the American Film Institute for their “contributions to the art of the moving image,” the organization announced Monday. Moreno is known for her role as…

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                  ‘Oldboy’ as ‘The Handmaiden’ to Bow at Cannes

                  Muhammad Taqi A new documentary about Oldboy premiered last Friday during the Jeonju International Film Festival in South Korea, and the occasion brought together two of the country’s most iconic creatives, director Park Chan-wook and producer Syd Lim. The two spoke to fans as they looked back on the 2003 Cannes Grand Prix-winning cult film,…

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