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Famel Top Secret. 9,178 likes. Um filme da Kinjolas Motion Pictures... brevemente!
Jul 10, 2014 · Famel Top Secret: Directed by Jorge Monte Real. With Pedro Anjos, Raquel Faria, Jorge Monte Real, José Carlos Pereira.
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- Comedy
- Jorge Monte Real
- 2014-07-10
May 22, 2015 · https://www.facebook.com/kinjolas/posts/10204037555841469
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Returning to grass-root indie grounds, Vikramaditya Motwane’s “Trapped”was a pretty basic survival film. What makes it interesting is the survival that doesn’t go behind locked closets, coffins or even terrible forest terrains but right in the heart of the city that never sleeps. Motwane’s film brilliantly captures the psychological, physical and e...
Shanker Raman’s “Gurgaon” is a brooding noir. An angry, unforgiving film that proposes that the circle of violence which starts at home also ends there. Opening with an analogy that equates humans with animals, the film sets out to fill parts of the barren lands in Gurgaon only to find it blood-soaked as the surface is scratched. Revoking memories ...
An uncanny duo forms between a blind old man & a loan recovery agent in Nila Madhab Panda’s “Kadvi Hawa.”Meeting through their mutual desperation of keeping their family intact and living with sadness, the two fight personal demons, moral high grounds whilst always being scared of the bitterness of the wind. The film doesn’t provide answers to clim...
Sometimes, it’s terrible to be a kid. It’s terrible when you are treated in a way that you certainly know isn’t right in the moral sense of being. Watching Konkona Sen Sharma’s “A Death in the Gunj”is like reading your personal diary from the days of childhood and discovering a beautiful butterfly stuck between the pages of rusted memories. The sad...
Shlok Sharma’s “Haraamkhor”is a little film with little ambitions. It doesn’t wish to tell you something that you will keep intact in your senses as you drive home. But it wants you to listen to a story that’s being told with great conviction. Sharma has an incentive eye for the small but important things in life. He captures childhood and adolesce...
Is anything free and fair in this contemporary world anymore? Amit Masurkar’s scathing satire on the democratic system is also endearing and quite aware of its less-is-more possibilities. Wherein lies its strength to question the system without providing answers to all of them. The film understands the limits it can stretch to and also where the li...
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“Famel Top Secret” tells the story of PP, wich decides to invest all his family fortune in a new line of production of his new project for a a new FAMEL motorcycle… but he doesn’t expect that someone has other plans for his project.
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