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Arun Kumar is the Chief Editor of High on Films. He is a passionate cinephile who delves into films with meticulous attention and a belief in cinema’s transformative, shared-dream power. A film journalist since 2011, he brings depth, clarity, and a sharp analytical voice to his work.
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Dark Season – 2 Netflix Review: The Mind-Boggling Middle Chapter of the German TV Series
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Dark Season – 2 Netflix Review: The Mind-Boggling Middle Chapter of the German TV Series

Arun Kumar July 15, 2024

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The Cordillera of Dreams [2019]: ‘KVIFF’ Review – A Piercingly Elegiac Documentary on Landscape and Memory
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The Cordillera of Dreams [2019]: ‘KVIFF’ Review – A Piercingly Elegiac Documentary on Landscape and Memory

Arun Kumar July 30, 2023

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Loves of a Blonde [1965] Review – When Political Practices Invades Youthful Romantic Impulses
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Loves of a Blonde [1965] Review – When Political Practices Invades Youthful Romantic Impulses

Arun Kumar July 3, 2019

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The Edge of Democracy Netflix [2019] Review – A Captivating and Sobering Account of Breakdown of Democracy
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The Edge of Democracy Netflix [2019] Review – A Captivating and Sobering Account of Breakdown of Democracy

Arun Kumar February 22, 2021

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Widow of Silence [2019]: ‘LIFF’ Review – An Arresting and Artfully Restrained Portrayal of Kashmiri Half-widows
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Widow of Silence [2019]: ‘LIFF’ Review – An Arresting and Artfully Restrained Portrayal of Kashmiri Half-widows

Arun Kumar June 19, 2019

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Ice on Fire [2019] Review – A Climate Change Documentary Laced with Hope
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Ice on Fire [2019] Review – A Climate Change Documentary Laced with Hope

Arun Kumar June 19, 2019

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The Wandering Chef [2019] ‘SFF’ Review – A Rich Tribute to Maternal Love and the Remedial Power of Food
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The Wandering Chef [2019] ‘SFF’ Review – A Rich Tribute to Maternal Love and the Remedial Power of Food

Arun Kumar July 18, 2023

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Reason (Vivek) [2019]: ‘LIFF’ Review – A Brilliant Discourse on the Pernicious Rise of Religious Extremism in India
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Reason (Vivek) [2019]: ‘LIFF’ Review – A Brilliant Discourse on the Pernicious Rise of Religious Extremism in India

Arun Kumar June 12, 2019

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Kattumaram [2019]: ‘LIFF’ Review – A Beautifully Shot yet Superficial Tale of Queer Love
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Kattumaram [2019]: ‘LIFF’ Review – A Beautifully Shot yet Superficial Tale of Queer Love

Arun Kumar June 11, 2019

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