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What happens when the Class of 83 lands a work experience gig inadvertently? A simple premise that graduates from a teen coming-of-age film to a genre-bending drama that manages to also put a lens on…

The quirk isn’t for all but it worked for me, and the genre subversion in small doses made it a fresh story despite its familiar underpinnings. source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/the-lion-2020/

A pretty good follow-up to its Hindi prequel. Although I felt it felt a little short in the third act, there’s still more to like than not. source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/drishyam-2-2022/

Some good twists and turns, but the execution left much to be desired. source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/dhokha-round-d-corner/

Even public favourite Samantha couldn’t save this from its plot. Ouch! source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/yashoda-2022/

Had the luxury of reading this on paper some years back. Has translated well with very little deviation from what I’d read. A task in itself. Kudos. source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/monica-o-my-darling/

Filling the gap of films I missed in their time. Not bad, not great, but it clearly paved a path for many to follow. source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/the-last-boy-scout/

I think I enjoyed this more than the first, despite the flaws. Sign me up for the third. source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/enola-holmes-2/

Sometimes these small B-ish films surprise and are more satisfying than the films pissing away the big bucks. Glad I gave this a shot. source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/on-the-line-2022/

Watched on Saturday November 5, 2022. source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/goynar-baksho/

Came for the premise, which could have kicked in earlier, stayed for the play out which was satisfying but unsurprising, hoped for more humour than there was, but was engaged nonetheless. source https://letterboxd.com/jun6lee/film/meet-cute-2022/