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If you have a soft spot for grainy, silent-era footage and don’t mind a total lack of a plot, you might get a kick out of Gateway to India: Bombay. If you need a script or, you know, things to actually happen, you should probably skip this one. It feels like someone just pointed a camera at the street and decided that ...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
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"If you have a soft spot for grainy, silent-era footage and don’t mind a total lack of a plot, you might get a kick out of Gateway to India: Bombay. If you need a script or, you know, things to actually happen, you should probably skip this one. It feels like someone just pointed a camera at the street and decided that was enough. And honestly? It kind of is. The film is essentially a series of snapshots that don’t really care about your narrative needs. You get these long, sweeping shots of the..."
