Nandita Joshi
Nandita (like everyone here) loves films! Growing up, her parents would take her to the cinema every weekend and she would joke that it was her second home. She began her film love by watching Marvel and Bollywood films but in 2020 decided to challenge herself by creating her own podcast as a way to discover films outside of her comfort zone. Fast forward to today, Nandita is still learning so much and her love for cinema has only been growing exponentially. She is looking forward to talking about films with The Rolling Tape community!
‘Holloway’ Review: Six Women Redefine What It Means To Be an Ex-Convict
50 Years Later, Steven Spielberg's 'Jaws' is Still a Masterclass in Cinema
DC/DOX: ‘Widow Champion’ Shines a Light on the Continued Fight Against Gender Inequality
Budding Filmmakers’ Shorts Take The Inaugural Year of SXSW London By Storm
The Progression of Ethan Hunt, Told by Sound - A Dissection Into the Mission: Impossible Scores
Tom Cruise Honored With BFI Fellowship: Why an American Deserves this British Award
'Another Simple Favor' Review: Another Simple Sequel
'Black Mirror S7' Review: Brooker Attempts to Salvage the Sadistic yet Satirical Stamp on the Show
20 Years of Joe Wright's 'Pride & Prejudice:' An Encapsulation of All Facets of Love
'Adolescence' Review: Britain’s Latest Miniseries Sparks Conversations but Misses Target Audience
'Sister Midnight' Review: Karan Kandhari Delivers a Film to Sink Your Teeth Into
The Rolling Remote: House of the Dragon (S3), Season MVP's & The Future of Westeros
The Awards Tape: 79th Cannes Film Festival Recap
Live from Cannes: 79th Cannes Film Festival Preview
EP 166: Hamnet (2025)
RETROSPECTIVE 026: Noah Baumbach
NEWS 043: TIFF Preview 2025
EP 143: The Life of Chuck (2025)
EP 140: Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning (2025)
RETROSPECTIVE 019: Disney Live-Action Remakes
EP 118: Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl (2025)
Live Commentary: *DIRECTORS CUT* Rebel Moon - Chapter One: Chalice of Blood
Live Commentary: *DIRECTORS CUT* Rebel Moon - Chapter Two: Curse of Forgiveness
LFF #6I felt like I was part of history at my screening of THE DEVILS. 35mm, Mark Kermode’s highly emotional introduction, in attendance with Russell’s family and Dame Vanessa Redgrave.…
Read on Letterboxd ↗LFF #5THE DIFFICULT BRIDE brings perturbed body-horror to Bangladeshi cinema. Hossain attempts to pull off an ambitious screenplay that is an unbashfully slower paced dissection of marriages in South Asian…
Read on Letterboxd ↗LFF #4Seeing LA BOLA NEGRA again last night made me appreciate the film even more. Los Javis make it look easy, handling a story of such epic proportions with a…
Read on Letterboxd ↗LFF #3I am truly blown away by the artistry and vision from Marine Atlan in her directorial debut LA GRADIVA. Perfectly evocative imagery and intentionally slow pacing that strikes a…
Read on Letterboxd ↗LFF #2ELSINORE boasts a powerhouse performance from Andrew Scott but it's not enough to carry through an almost 2 hour runtime. Fell into the common biopic clichés but strong emotional…
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