“The True Way to Do Everything Is Through Empathy”: Faraz Ali on His Short Film ‘Obur,’ on Empathy, and on His Experience of Spending a Week With Werner Herzog
In her article Playing Cricket in Eidgah: Affective Labour in Kashmiri Childhood(s), Sarbani Sharma postulates “the figure of the Kashmiri…
6 Movies to Watch if You Liked ‘The Alto Knights’ on HBO Max
Barry Levinson’s The Alto Knights (2025) is a sprawling crime drama that resurrects the gritty legacy of classic mafia storytelling….
Characterising the Space: The Cinematic Space as the Protagonist in ‘Laila Aur Satt Geet’ (2020)
Cinematic space has the potential to transcend the limited four borders of the frame and go beyond, and sometimes, even…
Mission Impossible II (2000) Movie Ending Explained & Themes Analyzed: What Is the Fate of the Virus Chimera?
A simple Wikipedia search tells us “Mission: Impossible 2,” directed by John Woo and scripted by the late Robert Towne,…
Diablo (2025) Movie Ending Explained: Can Elisa Ever Truly Escape El Corvo?
Ernesto Diaz Espinoza’s “Diablo” (2025) is a frantic actioner that, however, does little to resuscitate the genre. A film in…
Alphabet Soup (2025) Docuseries Review: A Raw but Increasingly Repetitive Look at the Queer Dating Experience in New York City
As the title suggests, creator Shannon Alexander’s “Alphabet Soup” is a confusing assortment of individuals belonging to the queer community…
Cells at Work! (Hataraku saibou, 2025) Movie Ending Explained: How Did Niko Survive Leukemia? A Microscopic Battle Inside Her Body
Cells at Work! (Original title: Hataraku Saibou, 2025) brings the microscopic world of the human body to life with a…
Families Like Ours (Familier som vores, TV Mini Series 2025) Recap & Ending Explained: Is Laura Reunited with Elias?
Thomas Vinterberg’s climate dystopia mini series “Families Like Ours” (Original title: Familier som vores, 2025) shuttles between occasionally engaging and…