Summer of Superman: How James Gunn’s ‘Superman’ (2025) Reminds Us of The Man of Tomorrow’s Power
For most of my life, I made the mistake of believing Superman was boring. Since getting into comics, I’ve found…
A Humanistic Mirror to India’s Fault Lines: Neeraj Ghaywan’s ‘Homebound’
Please Note: The article contains spoilers. Neeraj Ghaywan’s “Homebound” (2025) stands as a profoundly moving portrait of contemporary India, weaving…
Play Dirty (2025) Movie Review: A Nasty, Snappy Reminder of Shane Black’s Brilliant Prose
It’s both surprising and disappointing that “Play Dirty” (2025), the latest feature from writer/director Shane Black, was released directly on…
Martin Scorsese’s Greatest Films
Introduction Over the years, the movie scenes have experienced greats, and Martin Scorsese stands out among them. He is known…
Nouvelle Vague (2025) ‘NYFF’ Movie Review: A Playful, Irreverent Hangout Film Aimed At Cinephiles
The French New Wave of the 1960s was one of the most groundbreaking movements in the history of cinema, and…
Enzo (2025) ‘BFI London Film Festival’ Movie Review: Muddled French Drama Pulled in Too Many Directions
Nobody knows who they are at 16. It is an age of confusion, with your body and mind going through…
A Diwali Dilemma (2025) Short Film Review: An Anaemic and Awkward Look at the Immigrant Trap
To take potshots at the South Asian immigrant experience and the barrage of casual, unrelenting racism, a film needs levity,…
American Sweatshop (2025) Ending Explained: What Happens When the Internet Itself Becomes the Monster?
Uta Briesewitz’s American Sweatshop plunges into one of the most psychologically harrowing workplaces imaginable—the content moderation industry. Instead of conventional…