An aging movie theatre owner in a small town near Kolkata, India, is forced to send his dreams up in […]
No business in the boudoir
Volume 29 Issue 3

Grant Munro, still such a tease
Grant Munro, affectionately known as “Grantie” to his friends, is as beguiling and entertaining as ever, edging toward his mid-nineties.

Perfection Lost: A Reflection on the Age of Mapplethorpe
I don’t know about you, but when I think of American photographer Robert Mapplethorpe, I think of the height of his notoriety in the 1980s, when he photographed the rich and famous the way Rodin sculpted busts for his aristocratic patrons.

South Asian Film Festival at the Kabir Centre for Arts and Culture (November 4-6, 2016)
Cinema South Asia: the human condition in all its complexity

On the Hate Fuck
Read Chomsky. Things are dangerous and bad things happen. But you can't let fear control you, you'll never get anything done.

The Kama Sutra according to Sushil
India in the 1960s. We were growing up very quickly, and could not imagine the luxury of a boudoir, or even a room of one’s own, closed to others.

Breaking Loose from the Boudoir
Boudoir (/ˈbuːd.wɑːr/; French: [bu.dwaʁ]) is a woman's private sitting room or salon in a furnished accommodation usually between the dining room and the bedroom, but can also refer to a woman's private bedroom.

Inner Chambers: A Nerd Writer’s Morbid Secrets
“It’s hard to decipher where the fictional madness and social seclusion begin and end for both the work and life […]

Reclaiming the Boudoir
The notion of a place where women can talk among themselves, even sulk – or maybe rant, rage, and agitate – is likely foreign to those who are today engaged in doing this via the various social media that occupy so much daily time.

The Happy Marriage
The story of a marriage in decline and the reasons that will inexorably lead it to its fatal conclusion