Belfast (2021) Review: An Ode to a City and Bygone Era Elevated by Its Acting
Knowing about ‘The Troubles’ will help you consume Belfast (2021) in a much better manner. This knowledge will help you…
Flee [2021] Review: A Gripping Tale of the Pursuit to Find a Home
Animated films usually get into the limelight, on such a large scale, if they are entertainers. Producers usually make them…
Freedom Fight [2022] SonyLIV Review: A deeply affecting Anthology about the Concept of Freedom
While watching ‘Freedom Fight’, one thing that I kept noticing was how unorthodox the choices of narration that the makers…
Shardul Thakur Comes Out of the Closet: A Nuanced Portrayal of Queerness in Badhaai Do
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10 Romantic Movies To Stream On MUBI This Valentine’s Day
10 Romantic Movies To Stream On MUBI This Valentine’s Day: Most portrayals of romance in mainstream cinema oscillate between heterosexual…
Inventing Anna (2022) Netflix Review: ‘Dangerously Close’ to Being Discarded as a Rudimentary Soap Opera
The latest Netflix drama ‘Inventing Anna’ is a muddled crime soap opera that comes ‘dangerously close’ to being discarded as…
Big Bug [2022] Netflix Review: Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s Latest Aims Too High with Its Idiosyncrasies
It is ironic that Jean-Pierre Jeunet had to rely on the streaming giant Netflix for his long-harbored passion project. For…
Byadh (Season 1) ‘Hoichoi’ Review: A Crisp, Unconventional investigative Thriller
A healthy form of scepticism for any unconventional premise is a warranted one. Hoichoi’s new 6 episode show, Byadh (Season…