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Featured · Film Festivals · Review Our Happy Place (2024) Movie Review: Psychological Horror About a Woman in the Woods Struggles to Flesh Out Its Central Mystery Akash Deshpande June 22, 2025June 27, 2025
Featured · Film Festivals · Review Welded Together (2025) ‘Sheffield DocFest’ Movie Review: A Heart Wrenching Portrait of Resilience Shifts Between Believing and Receding Debanjan Dhar June 20, 2025July 4, 2025
Featured · Film Festivals · Review · Tribeca A Tree Fell In The Woods (2025) ‘Tribeca’ Movie Review: Alexandra Daddario and Ashley Park Bring Some Spark to This Unfocused Couple-Vacation Drama Debanjan Dhar June 13, 2025July 4, 2025
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Films This Week · Review Gunpowder Milkshake [2021] Review – A colorful albeit forgettable blast of feminist entertainment Shikhar Verma September 12, 2021
Film Festivals · Review · TIFF Nobody Has to Know [2021]: ‘TIFF’ Review – A Melancholic Look At Finding Love To Counter Loneliness Pramit Chatterjee September 13, 2021
Film Festivals · Review · TIFF The Middle Man [2021]: ‘TIFF’ Review – Coen-esque black comedy falls short of its potential Amartya Acharya September 12, 2021
Film Festivals · Review · Venice Film Festival Reflection [2021]: ‘Venice’ Review – A Beautifully Shot Microcosmic Tale on Trauma & Violence Arun Kumar September 12, 2021
Film Festivals · Review · TIFF Inexorable [2021]: ‘TIFF’ Review – Stoker Meets Misery In This French Thriller Pramit Chatterjee September 11, 2021
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Film Festivals · Review · TIFF Terrorizers [2021]: ‘TIFF’ Review – A look into cyberspatial nightmares Raktim Nandi September 10, 2021
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