Featured · 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 August 7, 2025
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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 Hair, Paper, Water… (Tóc, Giáy Và Nuóc, 2025) ‘Locarno’ Movie Review: Wondrously Porous Distillation of Language-Memory Debanjan Dhar August 14, 2025August 15, 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
Featured · Film Festivals · Locarno · Review Desire Lines (Linije zelje, 2025) ‘Locarno’ Movie Review: Dane Komljen Conjures an Enchanted Osmosis of Borderless-ness Debanjan Dhar August 12, 2025August 13, 2025
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 · ReviewCoolie (2025) Movie Review: Lokesh Kanagaraj’s Love Letter to Rajnikanth Wants to be ‘Vikram’ But Settles for an Inferior Version of ‘Jailer’August 15, 2025 Amartya Acharya
Featured · Review · Streaming Now · Zee5 GlobalTehran (2025) ‘Zee5 Global’ Review: Mildly Engaging, with Questionable Geopolitical OvertonesAugust 14, 2025 Suvo Pyne
Featured · Film Festivals · Locarno · ReviewHair, Paper, Water… (Tóc, Giáy Và Nuóc, 2025) ‘Locarno’ Movie Review: Wondrously Porous Distillation of Language-MemoryAugust 14, 2025 Debanjan Dhar
Coolie (2025) Movie Review: Lokesh Kanagaraj’s Love Letter to Rajnikanth Wants to be ‘Vikram’ But Settles for an Inferior Version of ‘Jailer’
Hair, Paper, Water… (Tóc, Giáy Và Nuóc, 2025) ‘Locarno’ Movie Review: Wondrously Porous Distillation of Language-Memory
The Fin (2025) ‘Locarno’ Movie Review: Investigating the Nature of Devotion, Indoctrination, and Survival Through a Dystopian Mirror
Film Festivals · Review The Landscape and the Fury (2024) ‘Visions du Réel’ Review: Border Crisis Film is Big, Bold and Breathtaking Debanjan Dhar March 2, 2025
Film Festivals · Review The Tenants (2024) “HKIFF” Movie Review: A Bizarre Dystopian Drama on Housing Issues Niikhiil Akhiil April 14, 2024
Netflix · Review · Streaming Now Strange Way Of Life (2023) Movie Review – Almodovar’s fascinating yet frustrating Western romance Vashist Thakwani July 23, 2024
Review Aavesham (2024) Movie Review: Fahadh Faasil is incredible as the good gangster in this true blue Bangalorean comedic caper Shikhar Verma March 2, 2025
Film Festivals · Review Fragments Of Ice (2024) ‘Visions du Réel’ Review- Artfully Excavates Intricate Layers of the Past Debanjan Dhar March 2, 2025
Netflix · Review · Streaming Now A Journey (2024) ‘Netflix’ Movie Review: Wears Its Heart and Influences on Its Sleeve Suvo Pyne April 14, 2024
Netflix · Review Amar Singh Chamkila (2024) Movie Review: Imtiaz Ali’s Film Lacks the Daring Full-Bodied Plunge of its Eponymous Icon Debanjan Dhar March 2, 2025
Review Damaged (2024) Movie Review: A Shallow Mystery Thriller that Wastes its Creative Potential Akash Deshpande March 2, 2025
Review Maidaan (2024) Movie Review: Ajay Devgn’s Neatly Crafted Period Film Falters at Fully Committing to its Central Conceit Aryan Vyas March 2, 2025
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