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Films This Week · Review Saiyaara (2025) Movie Review: A Somewhat Sincere Love Ballad Peppered With Familiar Mohit Suri-Isms Shikhar Verma July 24, 2025
Featured · Film Festivals · Locarno · Review The Fin (2025) ‘Locarno’ Movie Review: Investigating the nature of devotion, indoctrination, and survival through a dystopian mirror Akash Deshpande August 14, 2025August 14, 2025
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Featured · Film Festivals · Locarno · Review Solomamma (2025) ‘Locarno’ Movie Review: Lisa Loven Kongsli and Herbert Nordrum Make a Winsome Duo in Richly Conflicting Maternal Drama Debanjan Dhar August 11, 2025August 13, 2025
Featured · Film Festivals · Locarno · Review Legend of the Happy Worker (2025) ‘Locarno’ Movie Review: A Preachy, Mawkish, and Inconsistent Fable that Feels Like a Misfire Akash Deshpande August 9, 2025August 9, 2025
Featured · Film Festivals · Locarno · Review God Will Not Help (2025) ‘Locarno’ Movie Review: Bristling Study of Gendered Power Thrives in Gaps Debanjan Dhar August 9, 2025August 14, 2025
Featured · Film Festivals · Locarno · Review Phantoms of July (2025) ‘Locarno’ Movie Review: Julian Radlmaier Helms a Warmly Absorbing Fable of Transcendence Debanjan Dhar August 9, 2025August 9, 2025
Featured · Film Festivals · Locarno · ReviewThe Fin (2025) ‘Locarno’ Movie Review: Investigating the nature of devotion, indoctrination, and survival through a dystopian mirrorAugust 14, 2025 Akash Deshpande
Featured · ReviewThe Glassworker (2025) Movie Review: Miyazaki-inspired Pakistani animation has a muddled anti-war message August 14, 2025 Shikhar Verma
Featured · ReviewThe Baltimorons (2025) Movie Review: A Refreshingly Earnest, Pleasant Holiday CharmerAugust 14, 2025 Liam Gaughan
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Ne Zha 2 (Nezha: Mo tong nao hai, 2025) Movie Review: A Beautifully Animated Fantasy Epic That’s Just For Kids
Berlinale · Film Festivals · Review Dreams (2025) ‘Berlinale’ Movie Review: What Money Can and Cannot Buy: The Illusion of Control in Michel Franco’s Dreams Shubham Sharma February 23, 2025
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Berlinale · Film Festivals · Review Where The Night Stands Still (Come la notte, 2025) ‘Berlinale’ Movie Review: A Spare Reflection on Displaced Belonging Debanjan Dhar March 2, 2025
Prime Video · Review · Streaming Now Tumbbad (2018) Movie Review: A Visually Stunning Descent into Greed and Folklore Deloret Imnidian February 24, 2025
Berlinale · Film Festivals · Review Beginnings (2025) ‘Berlinale’ Movie Review: Trine Dyrholm Invests Uneven but Effective Drama with Formidable Life-Force Debanjan Dhar March 2, 2025
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Berlinale · Film Festivals · Review 1001 Frames (2025) ‘Berlinale’ Movie Review: A Sharp, Probing Look Into Skewed Power Dynamics Debanjan Dhar March 2, 2025
Berlinale · Film Festivals · Review Hysteria (2025) ‘Berlinale’ Movie Review: This German Political Thriller is Compelling but Lacks a Wider Perspective Debanjan Dhar March 2, 2025
Berlinale · Film Festivals · Review Little Trouble Girls (Kaj ti je deklica, 2025) ‘Berlinale’ Movie Review: Febrile and Thrillingly Sensuous Debut Grips Adolescent Curiosity Debanjan Dhar March 2, 2025
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