Films This Week · Review The Long Walk (2025) Movie Review: An Unflinchingly Brutal, Emotionally Punishing Stephen King Adaptation Liam Gaughan September 9, 2025
Films This Week · Review Param Sundari (2025) Movie Review: Janhvi Kapoor & Sidharth Malhotra’s cross-cultural rom-com is dead on arrival Shikhar Verma September 9, 2025
Films This Week · Review Dhadak 2 (2025) Movie Review: An adaptation that doesn’t water down caste-based discrimination in favour of telling a love story Shikhar Verma September 9, 2025
Featured · Film Festivals · Review Dear Stranger (2025) ‘BIFF’ Movie Review: A Layered Portrait of Marital Discontent, Fragile Masculinity, and Bourgeois Anxieties Akash Deshpande September 18, 2025September 18, 2025
Featured · Film Festivals · Review · TIFF In Search of the Sky (Vimukt, 2025) ‘TIFF’ Movie Review: Blue Horizons of Hope and Exclusion Bipasha Bhattacharyya September 16, 2025September 17, 2025
Film Festivals · Review · TIFF Under the Same Sun (Bajo el bismo sol, 2025) ‘TIFF’ Movie Review: Ulises Porra’s Sobering Humane Survival Drama Features Lived-in Performances but Lacks Bite Akash Deshpande September 12, 2025September 13, 2025
Featured · Film Festivals · Review · TIFF The Fence (2025) ‘TIFF’ Movie Review: Another Muted Examination of Neocolonial Neglect from Claire Denis Julian Malandruccolo September 12, 2025September 12, 2025
Featured · Film Festivals · Review · Venice Film Festival The Stranger (L’Étranger, 2025) ‘Venice Film Festival’ Movie Review: Adaptation of Camus Classic is Beautiful, Understated Ordeal BJ Thoray September 11, 2025September 12, 2025
Film Festivals · Review · Venice Film Festival Rose of Nevada (2025) ‘Venice Film Festival’ Movie Review: Mark Jenkin’s Trippy, Bittersweet Return to Cornwall BJ Thoray September 11, 2025September 12, 2025
Featured · Film Festivals · ReviewDear Stranger (2025) ‘BIFF’ Movie Review: A Layered Portrait of Marital Discontent, Fragile Masculinity, and Bourgeois AnxietiesSeptember 18, 2025 Akash Deshpande
Featured · ReviewOne Battle After Another (2025) Movie Review: An Exhilarating Neo-Western Chase Through A Fractured AmericaSeptember 17, 2025 Liam Gaughan
Featured · ReviewA Big Bold Beautiful Journey (2025) Movie Review: Kogonada’s Beautiful Visuals Can’t Save This Misguided Charlie Kaufman PasticheSeptember 17, 2025 Liam Gaughan
Dear Stranger (2025) ‘BIFF’ Movie Review: A Layered Portrait of Marital Discontent, Fragile Masculinity, and Bourgeois Anxieties
One Battle After Another (2025) Movie Review: An Exhilarating Neo-Western Chase Through A Fractured America
A Big Bold Beautiful Journey (2025) Movie Review: Kogonada’s Beautiful Visuals Can’t Save This Misguided Charlie Kaufman Pastiche
Film Festivals · Review · Sundance Sundance 2022: “Dual,” “All That Breathes,” & “Resurrection” High on Films January 23, 2022
Film Festivals · Review · Sundance Speak No Evil [2022]: ‘Sundance’ Review – A Brilliantly Twisted Horror Film That Will Haunt Your Vacation Trips Pramit Chatterjee January 21, 2022
Film Festivals · Review · Sundance Nothing Compares [2022] ‘Sundance’ Review: A fierce Subject approached by basic Filmmaking Shashwat Sisodiya January 23, 2022
Film Festivals · Review · Sundance Sundance 2022: “After Yang,” “892,” & “The Princess” High on Films January 23, 2022
Film Festivals · Review · Sundance The Cathedral [2022]: ‘Sundance’ Review – An experimental and meditative family portrait that looks at the ever-changing American landscape Shikhar Verma January 20, 2022
Film Festivals · Review · Sundance Sirens [2021]: ‘Sundance’ Review- A necessary but thinly developed anthem of resistance Debanjan Dhar January 12, 2022
Film Festivals · Review · Sundance Emergency [2022]: ‘Sundance’ Review – An Intense, first-hand look at the black-experience Shikhar Verma January 22, 2022
Prime Video · Review · Streaming Now A Hero (2021) Prime Video Review: A Heart-Rending Tale of a ‘Good Man’ Weighed Down by a ‘Good’ Deed Aqsa Aleem January 24, 2022
Film Festivals · Review · Sundance All That Breathes [2022]: ‘Sundance’ Review – Mapping Delhi’s streets & skies into a Stirring, Stunning Miniature Debanjan Dhar January 22, 2022
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