“Johnny Mad Dog” is both punishing and disorienting. The boys’ childish attire — butterfly wings here, a fright wig there — only emphasizes their breathtaking viciousness,
ravishingly captured by Marc Koninckx’s anxiously spasming camera.
http://movies.nytimes.com/2011/01/21/movies/21roundup-JOHNNYMADDOG_RVW.html
The clarity and beauty of the imagery, courtesy of the talented director of photography Marc Koninckx, is perhaps even more startling than the actions of these boys, but it serves more purposes than one. Filmcritic.com
The cinematography (by Marc Koninckx), when you have time to stop and notice, is often extraordinary, with some of the citiscapes as breathtaking as the verdant countryside.
http://trustmovies.blogspot.com/2011/01/johnny-mad-dog-from-jean-stephane.html
Zabana !
Mariyaan
Tech credits are accomplished across the board, with Marc Koninckx's richly textured widescreen cinematography and Klaus Badelt's pounding score deserving medals of honor.
Rock On 2
Acting is one of the highlights of the film with Farhan, Purab and Arjun in particular, being extremely effective. Marc Koninckx’s cinematography is remarkable and deserves a special mention as well.
Belgian cinematographer Marc Koninckx has captured the characters' inner and outer worlds with the minimum of ostentation even when the band is on stage performing with a subtle swagger that leaves us hankering for more. ~ Economic Times
‘The cinematographer Marc Koninckx’s has captured the beauty of the North East majestically. It makes us wish to pack our bags and head to the hills.’
~ BollywoodTabloid
The breathtaking cinematography by Marc Koninckx takes the film to a higher level. This is one reason why you must watch the movie in big screen.
~ The Observer
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~ India Today
‘Air India’s new inflight safety video celebrates India's rich cultural heritage ’
~ Times of India
on youtube: Safety Mudras - Air India's Inflight Safety Video