Dalton

Dalton is quintessentially a film critic /essayist /festival advisor. Additionally, he’s the editor of Cinematic Illusions and the Journal of Indian Cinema; founder of the Cinema Society of India, which screens films; CEO of House of Illusions, a film studio that creates meaningful cinema; chief advisory board member of the Kautik International Film Festival; and artistic director of the Chalachitram National Film Festival. He has served on the music jury of Mahatma Gandhi University and on the film jury (west zone panel) of the 67th National Film Awards of India.
  • Flashbacks of a Fool

    One of two blood brothers, a “wealthy”, once-famous, Hollywood actor, who relies on make-up even in real life, returns home after decades for the funeral of the other, who, though a financial flop, is the model of a perfect person because “he had a knack for being content with...
  • Quantum of Solace

    Gunfire, shattering glass, and a pulsating car chase in a mountain tunnel announce the arrival of Bond (Daniel Craig) in Quantum of Solace. This time, 007 finds himself being pulled into Bolivia at a time when a coup d’état is being planned and a businessman with a nefarious motive...
  • Righteous Kill

    The waste of society needs to be eliminated, some may like to believe. Thus, like Kamal Haasan, a ‘righteous’ citizen who makes it his mission in life to knock off corrupt bureaucrats in a famous Tamil film, an NYPD cop in Righteous Kill is out to clean the streets...
  • Changeling

    What is it about the police force that many a time makes them seem worse than criminals? In Changeling, the Los Angeles Police Department is incompetent, corrupt, and ruthless. Five months after a nine-year-old disappears, they publically announce that he has been found. This is a partially true story...
  • My Sister’s Keeper

    Why were we born and who are we living for: for ourselves, for our parents, or for other loved ones? Anna (Abigail Breslin) philosophizes in My Sister’s Keeper. She was born in vitro, a designer baby meant to be a spare-parts provider for her sickly elder sister. There is...
  • The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

    Fantastic to be pulled out your seat and transported to another era and see a bunch of little boys and girls taking on an entire army of men with some help from sword-wielding mice, badgers, centaurs, a master magician, and other imaginary creatures, in The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince...
  • Outlander

    Travelers are sometimes forced to take a detour or make a stopover, brief or otherwise. The places where they are grounded are often strange. They may love or hate it at first sight. Later, their opinions and tastes may change. In Outlander, a man from outer space, Kainan (Jim...
  • Mirrors

    We often hear of people being possessed. However, in Mirrors, an evil spirit is trapped in reflecting mirrors of all sorts. Or, at least, that’s what Ben (Kiefer Sutherland), a suspended undercover detective who pops strong pills to get over his alcoholic problem would like everyone to believe. Taking...
  • Armored

    When one has access to tens of millions of dollars and believes that there is a foolproof chance of pocketing them without being caught, principles can undergo overnight alteration. In Armored, a group of guards who transport cash between banks in armored vans plan on pulling off a daring...