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!
'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 Most Magical Live-Action Disney Princess Remakes
'Mickey 17' Review: Bong Joon-ho Elevates Sci-Fi Novel to New Heights of Absurdity
'I'm Still Here' Review: Walter Salles Navigates the Challenge of Redefining Yourself
'We Live In Time' Review: A Sobering Reminder That Life Is Fleeting
'Better Man' Review: Let Robbie Entertain You
23 Festive Films To Have Yourself A Very TRT Christmas
'All We Imagine As Light' Review: Payal Kapadia’s Love Letter To Mumbai
Unmasking Longevity: The Lasting Impact of 'The Incredibles' in a Superhero-Weary World
'Blitz' Review: McQueen Struggles With Too Much To Say in Too Little Time
In the Queue: September Recommendations, Buddy (2026) & Watchlist Shuffles for Horror Movies
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
Watched on Monday October 26, 2026.
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Read on Letterboxd ↗LFF #23Hamaguchi makes the “impossible possible” in ALL OF A SUDDEN, a gentle yet hard-hitting exposé on what it means to leave your mark on the world. 3-hour runtime breezes…
Read on Letterboxd ↗LFF #22
Read on Letterboxd ↗Really surprised I didn't watch this earlier. Packed with wonderful character development for everyone involved and Kathryn Hahn being utterly charismatic as Agatha. Perfect series to get into the spooky…
Read on Letterboxd ↗LFF #21Firstman pulls off the incredible in CLUB KID. A messy yet genuine tale of family and self-worth. The kinetic house music surges through the film, livening up both the…
Read on Letterboxd ↗LFF #20YOUR MOTHER YOUR MOTHER YOUR MOTHER is a textured articulation of the boundaries between community and religion. Tariq has such a distinct voice in this wildly creative feature. Ali…
Read on Letterboxd ↗LFF #19I PLAY ROCKY works best when exploring Stallone’s struggle and creation of the acclaimed film but loses itself in reenacting scenes from it. I’d much rather be watching ROCKY.…
Read on Letterboxd ↗LFF #18Mike Leigh’s final film TENDER LOVING CARE is a gorgeous introspective musing on social care and aging. Everyone is treated with empathy and love despite their situation. Does not…
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