‘Katu Imbula’ : A tragedy of settlers in a colony
Noted director Sudath Rohana’s latest teledrama “Katu Imbula” revolving around the pathetic tale of settlers in co...
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‘Si Raja’ Uncovers the History of Sigiriya
Focusing on the epic and emptional tale of King Kashyapa, ‘Si Raja’ the latest historical teledrama series is now bein...
A star that shines against mist-clad Sri Pada
Punya Heedeniya turned 82 on July 31. She was 25 when I first saw her many, many years ago on television, and 78 when I first met he...
A tribute to late Rukmanie Devi
The Nightingale of Sri Lanka, singer and actress Rukmanie Devi will be remembered at a special event on October 28 at Sausiripaya au...
A tribute to Titus Thotawatte
The eighties was a tumultuous decade for reasons we still haven’t come to terms with. For the lack of a better way of putting...
An Appreciation of Aelian de Silva’s Contribution as a Neologist
Neologisation is the act of coining and accompanying neologisms i.e., new words to the lexicon of a language. Aelian de Silva (31st...
Anula Karunathilaka: The Dhammi of our sensibilities
Anula Karunathilaka is known more than anything else for depicting a lover who, regardless of the decades and generations that have...
Being Ravindra Randeniya
Though Orson Welles didn’t think much of it, Elia Kazan’s adaptation of A Streetcar Named Desire is the finest Tenness...
Butterfly Symphony – Bringing harmony to Lankan Cinema
Until I went to see Samanala Sandhawaniya (Butterfly Symphony) I had no idea why a movie like that should have a name such as Butter...
Discovering Hope in a World of Despair: A Reflection on Children of Men”
Considered one of the best dystopian films of all time, Children of Men is a movie that truly lives up to its hype. Released in 2006...
