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Featured · Film Festivals · Review Birita (2026) ‘CPH: DOX’ Documentary Review: A Heartrending Documentary about the Growing Pains of an Iconic Actor that Often Overlooks its Own Fascinating Core Akash Deshpande March 21, 2026March 21, 2026
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Featured · ReviewHer Song (2026) Movie Review: A Sprightly, Charming Hangout Film that Bridges the Past and the PresentApril 3, 2026 Akash Deshpande
Featured · ReviewHamlet (2025) Movie Review: A Maximalist, Modernized Shakespeare Riff With Propulsive Style, Dynamic PerformancesApril 3, 2026 Liam Gaughan
ReviewAmoosed (2026) Documentary Review: The Animal As A Myth And The Burden Of The SacredApril 2, 2026 Guilherme Quireza
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Film Festivals · Locarno · Review Soul of a Beast [2021]: ‘Locarno’ Review – A Visual Fantasy with Entertainingly Deranged Moments Shashwat Sisodiya August 24, 2021
Film Festivals · KVIFF · Review Roots [2021]: ‘KVIFF’ Review – A Distinctively Minimalist Portrait of Landscape and its People Arun Kumar August 20, 2024
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Film Festivals · Locarno · Review A Thousand Fires [2021]: ‘Locarno’ Review – A Bewitchingly Intimate Slice-of-Life Documentary Arun Kumar August 22, 2021
Film Festivals · NYAFF · Review Zero to Hero [2021]: ‘NYAFF’ review – A compassionate look at the Life of a Paralympic champion Santanu Das August 22, 2021
Film Festivals · Locarno · Review The River [2021] Locarno Review: An Overlong, Tedious Mystery Replete With Lazy Filmmaking Shashwat Sisodiya August 22, 2021
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Film Festivals · Locarno · Review The Bad Man [2021]: ‘Locarno’ Review – How the Brutality of War Changes a Man Arnav Srivastav August 19, 2021
Review Too Late [2021] Review: Uninspired horror-comedy lazily presents a showbiz metaphor Shikhar Verma August 19, 2021
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