Featured · Lists The 25 Best Indian Movies of 2025 Shashwat Sisodiya January 9, 2026 Featured · Review Greenland 2: Migration (2026) Movie Review: An Intermittently Entertaining Sequel that has Forsaken the Urgency and Intensity Of Its Predecessor Liam Gaughan January 8, 2026 Featured · Review Primate (2026) Movie Review: A Subdued Enclosure for Savage Simian Scares Julian Malandruccolo January 8, 2026 Evergreen Lists See More… The 25 Best Indian Movies of 2025January 9, 2026 Shashwat Sisodiya35 Must-See Movies at the Sundance Film Festival 2026January 8, 2026 Deepshikha Deb10 Best Tamil Movies of 2025January 7, 2026 Arun Kumar Reviews See More… Featured · Review Greenland 2: Migration (2026) Movie Review: An Intermittently Entertaining Sequel that has Forsaken the Urgency and Intensity Of Its Predecessor Liam Gaughan January 8, 2026 Featured · Review Primate (2026) Movie Review: A Subdued Enclosure for Savage Simian Scares Julian Malandruccolo January 8, 2026 Featured · Review Mr. Nobody Against Putin (2025) Documentary Review: A Heroic Act of Defying Propaganda on an Ethical Level Liam Gaughan January 8, 2026 Review Sangala (2025) Movie Review: Narrative Minimalism Highlights the Ordeals of a Farmer Kalpa Jyoti Bhuyan January 8, 2026 Review Kansas City Confidential (1952) Movie Review: A Hard-Boiled Tale of Revenge and Redemption Aneesh Raikundalia January 8, 2026 Review Coherence (2013) Movie Review: A Raw, Cerebral, Dinner-Table Sci-Fi Horror that Turns Regret into an Existential Weapon Tanay Ekmamdikar January 8, 2026 Essays See More… Column Days and Nights of Love and War: “Ikkis” is the Warm Hug This Country Needs Soumalya Chatterjee January 8, 2026 Column Ecofeminism Through an Estranged Marriage in Aparna Sen’s Yugant (1995) Debanjan Dhar January 7, 2026 Column The Performance of Toiletry: Two Bollywood Female Protagonists and Self-Expression Ahendrila Goswami January 7, 2026 All Posts Films This Week · Netflix · Review7 Prisoners [2021] Netflix Review – An honest drama about human trafficking and the cyclic nature of its psychological traumasRead More 7 Prisoners [2021] Netflix Review – An honest drama about human trafficking and the cyclic nature of its psychological traumasDIFF · Film Festivals · ReviewShoebox [2021]: ‘DIFF’ Review – Empty gestures mangle this ode to a single screen and a changing cityRead More Shoebox [2021]: ‘DIFF’ Review – Empty gestures mangle this ode to a single screen and a changing cityExplainerNine Days Movie Explained: Ending, Themes & Free Will and The Human Condition AnalysedRead More Nine Days Movie Explained: Ending, Themes & Free Will and The Human Condition AnalysedReviewSpencer (2021) Review: An Admirable Film That Evades All Tired Biopic TropesRead More Spencer (2021) Review: An Admirable Film That Evades All Tired Biopic TropesArticle · EssayDo You know How to Die? On David Lowery’s A Ghost Story and the Green KnightRead More Do You know How to Die? On David Lowery’s A Ghost Story and the Green KnightFilm Festivals · ReviewThe Brittle Thread [2021]: ‘Tokyo International Film Festival’ Review – A Searing Critique Of India’s Religious Divide And MajoritarianismRead More The Brittle Thread [2021]: ‘Tokyo International Film Festival’ Review – A Searing Critique Of India’s Religious Divide And MajoritarianismReview · VODSoulmates [2021] Review : Meet-cute romance tests life-long friendship patterns in this dull, overlong misfireRead More Soulmates [2021] Review : Meet-cute romance tests life-long friendship patterns in this dull, overlong misfireReview · VODDouble Walker [2021] Review – Vengeful ghost story is unsure where it’s headedRead More Double Walker [2021] Review – Vengeful ghost story is unsure where it’s headedArticle · EssayHow Fearless Nadia Became One of The First Action Stars of Indian CinemaRead More How Fearless Nadia Became One of The First Action Stars of Indian CinemaFilm Festivals · ReviewIntimate Stranger [2021]: ‘Tokyo International Film Festival’ Review – A Psychological Horror With Mommy IssuesRead More Intimate Stranger [2021]: ‘Tokyo International Film Festival’ Review – A Psychological Horror With Mommy Issues Posts pagination Previous Page 1 … 1,071 1,072 1,073 1,074 1,075 1,076 1,077 … 1,317 Next Page Categories ReviewsEvergreen ListNewsStreamingFilm FestivalColumn Follow Us Instagram LinkedIn X Facebook YouTube Spotify Pinterest
Featured · Review Greenland 2: Migration (2026) Movie Review: An Intermittently Entertaining Sequel that has Forsaken the Urgency and Intensity Of Its Predecessor Liam Gaughan January 8, 2026
Featured · Review Primate (2026) Movie Review: A Subdued Enclosure for Savage Simian Scares Julian Malandruccolo January 8, 2026
Featured · Review Greenland 2: Migration (2026) Movie Review: An Intermittently Entertaining Sequel that has Forsaken the Urgency and Intensity Of Its Predecessor Liam Gaughan January 8, 2026
Featured · Review Primate (2026) Movie Review: A Subdued Enclosure for Savage Simian Scares Julian Malandruccolo January 8, 2026
Featured · Review Mr. Nobody Against Putin (2025) Documentary Review: A Heroic Act of Defying Propaganda on an Ethical Level Liam Gaughan January 8, 2026
Review Sangala (2025) Movie Review: Narrative Minimalism Highlights the Ordeals of a Farmer Kalpa Jyoti Bhuyan January 8, 2026
Review Kansas City Confidential (1952) Movie Review: A Hard-Boiled Tale of Revenge and Redemption Aneesh Raikundalia January 8, 2026
Review Coherence (2013) Movie Review: A Raw, Cerebral, Dinner-Table Sci-Fi Horror that Turns Regret into an Existential Weapon Tanay Ekmamdikar January 8, 2026
Column Days and Nights of Love and War: “Ikkis” is the Warm Hug This Country Needs Soumalya Chatterjee January 8, 2026
Column Ecofeminism Through an Estranged Marriage in Aparna Sen’s Yugant (1995) Debanjan Dhar January 7, 2026
Column The Performance of Toiletry: Two Bollywood Female Protagonists and Self-Expression Ahendrila Goswami January 7, 2026
Films This Week · Netflix · Review7 Prisoners [2021] Netflix Review – An honest drama about human trafficking and the cyclic nature of its psychological traumasRead More 7 Prisoners [2021] Netflix Review – An honest drama about human trafficking and the cyclic nature of its psychological traumas
DIFF · Film Festivals · ReviewShoebox [2021]: ‘DIFF’ Review – Empty gestures mangle this ode to a single screen and a changing cityRead More Shoebox [2021]: ‘DIFF’ Review – Empty gestures mangle this ode to a single screen and a changing city
ExplainerNine Days Movie Explained: Ending, Themes & Free Will and The Human Condition AnalysedRead More Nine Days Movie Explained: Ending, Themes & Free Will and The Human Condition Analysed
ReviewSpencer (2021) Review: An Admirable Film That Evades All Tired Biopic TropesRead More Spencer (2021) Review: An Admirable Film That Evades All Tired Biopic Tropes
Article · EssayDo You know How to Die? On David Lowery’s A Ghost Story and the Green KnightRead More Do You know How to Die? On David Lowery’s A Ghost Story and the Green Knight
Film Festivals · ReviewThe Brittle Thread [2021]: ‘Tokyo International Film Festival’ Review – A Searing Critique Of India’s Religious Divide And MajoritarianismRead More The Brittle Thread [2021]: ‘Tokyo International Film Festival’ Review – A Searing Critique Of India’s Religious Divide And Majoritarianism
Review · VODSoulmates [2021] Review : Meet-cute romance tests life-long friendship patterns in this dull, overlong misfireRead More Soulmates [2021] Review : Meet-cute romance tests life-long friendship patterns in this dull, overlong misfire
Review · VODDouble Walker [2021] Review – Vengeful ghost story is unsure where it’s headedRead More Double Walker [2021] Review – Vengeful ghost story is unsure where it’s headed
Article · EssayHow Fearless Nadia Became One of The First Action Stars of Indian CinemaRead More How Fearless Nadia Became One of The First Action Stars of Indian Cinema
Film Festivals · ReviewIntimate Stranger [2021]: ‘Tokyo International Film Festival’ Review – A Psychological Horror With Mommy IssuesRead More Intimate Stranger [2021]: ‘Tokyo International Film Festival’ Review – A Psychological Horror With Mommy Issues
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