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Krishnanunni Padinjassery
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Post Graduate Research Scholar, University of Exeter
England, Kerala
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Biography
Krishnanunni Padinjassery has recently completed his Master's degree in Film and Literature from the University of York. He writes on the intersectionality of cinema with literature, culture, politics and economics.
Politics, Telecommunications , Social Media, Cinema, Cultural Studies , Literature
software, enterprise
Content
By Krishnanunni Padinjassery| High on Films Verified A false fabrication of twisted words with alternate meanings intended to deceive someone for personal gain or what they believe to be the ‘greater good’: commonly referred to as a lie. How dangerous is a lie? Why do we, as humans, as seekers of truth and justice, resolve to lie? What are its long-term repercussions? What does lying say about the liar?
By Krishnanunni Padinjassery| High on Films Verified Home»Reviews»Film Festivals»Vettapattikalum Oottakkarum (2022) IFFK Review: A Quirky Satire on the Violation of Freedom and PrivacyFilm Festivals/IFFK/Reviews / December 17, 2022 / 0 / 0Share this ArticleVettapattikalum Oottakkarum (2022) IFFK Review: The feminist movement of the 1960s championed one of the most universally relevant slogans of all time – The personal is the political.
By Krishnanunni Padinjassery| High on Films Verified Home»Reviews»Film Festivals»Working Class Heroes (2022): ‘IFFK’ Review – A Timely Commentary on Human Rights Violation at the Workplace that Suffers from a Predictable PlotFilm Festivals/IFFK/Reviews / December 14, 2022 / 0 / 2Share this Article“I wanted to give it the feeling of a punk song.” This was director Milos Pušić’s response when asked about how he developed the visual language for Working Class Heroes (2022). And indeed, it all too feels like a no holds barred, angry punk metal song.