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Evergreen List · Featured 10 Movies About Suicide That You Can Watch on Netflix Naveed Zahir June 22, 2025
Featured · Trending List 7 Movies to Watch if You Liked ‘Echo Valley’ on Apple TV+ Naveed Zahir June 22, 2025
Review Grihapravesh (2025) Movie Review: Subhashree Ganguly is the Shining Light in this Muddled Tribute to Rituparno Ghosh Arghya Dattagupta June 22, 2025
Featured · Film Festivals · Review Tape (2025) “Raindance Film Festival London” Movie Review: A Hong Kong Reimagination of Linklater’s Indie Classic Ajay Rahul Raja June 22, 2025
Featured · Film Festivals · Review Our Happy Place (2024) Movie Review: A better psychological horror than a mystery thriller about an isolated woman in the woods Akash Deshpande June 22, 2025
Featured · Review Fall Is a Good Time to Die (2025) Movie Review: A Promising and Lyrical Neo-Western Thriller Bogged Down by a Tedious Central Performance Akash Deshpande June 22, 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, 2025
Featured · Review 28 Years Later (2025) Movie Review: Danny Boyle Returns to Flesh Out His Bare-Bones Zombie Universe Julian Malandruccolo June 20, 2025
Essay From A-Listers to Crew Women, How Hindi Film Industry’s Feminism Rings Hollow Without Basic Dignity Sakshi Salil Chavan June 22, 2025
Column Rabid Cities, Abandoned Souls: ‘Black Dog’ (2024) as a Mirror to Modern China Abhay Yadav June 18, 2025
Column Memory as Resistance: How ‘Hirak Rajar Deshe’ and ‘Chorus’ Speak for the Silenced Ishani Routh June 17, 2025
Column When Grief Haunts More than Ghosts: Exploring Loss in ‘The Devil’s Backbone,’ ‘The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada,’ & ‘Don’t Look Now’ Ajay Rahul Raja June 17, 2025
Netflix · Streaming Now · TV · TV RecapsThe Recruit (Season 2) Recap & Ending Explained – Does Owen Finally Escape the CIA’s Grip?Read More The Recruit (Season 2) Recap & Ending Explained – Does Owen Finally Escape the CIA’s Grip?
Article · Paramount+ · Streaming NowRide (2025) on Paramount+: A Gritty Rodeo Drama That Hits HardRead More Ride (2025) on Paramount+: A Gritty Rodeo Drama That Hits Hard
International Film Festival · NewsPaul Feig’s ‘Another Simple Favor’ to Open the 2025 SXSW Film & TV FestivalRead More Paul Feig’s ‘Another Simple Favor’ to Open the 2025 SXSW Film & TV Festival
Film Festivals · Review · RotterdamRaptures (Valitut, 2025) ‘IFFR’ Movie Review – Bleak Drama Foregrounds Dangers of FaithRead More Raptures (Valitut, 2025) ‘IFFR’ Movie Review – Bleak Drama Foregrounds Dangers of Faith
Film Festivals · Review · RotterdamWind, Talk to Me (Vetre, pricaj sa mnom, 2025) ‘IFFR’ Movie Review- Transcendent Portrait of Grief and LossRead More Wind, Talk to Me (Vetre, pricaj sa mnom, 2025) ‘IFFR’ Movie Review- Transcendent Portrait of Grief and Loss
Evergreen ListThe 10 Best Al Pacino Performances, RankedRead More The 10 Best Al Pacino Performances, Ranked
Evergreen List10 Best Movies That Poignantly Explore GirlhoodRead More 10 Best Movies That Poignantly Explore Girlhood
Fan BlogLuck and Loss in German Cinema: Top Gambling-Themed FilmsRead More Luck and Loss in German Cinema: Top Gambling-Themed Films
Film Festivals · Review · RotterdamYour Touch Makes Others Invisible (2025) ‘IFFR’ Movie Review: Rajee Samarasinghe’s Docufiction on Sri Lanka’s Disappeared Tamils is a Vital, Self-Fracturing ReckoningRead More Your Touch Makes Others Invisible (2025) ‘IFFR’ Movie Review: Rajee Samarasinghe’s Docufiction on Sri Lanka’s Disappeared Tamils is a Vital, Self-Fracturing Reckoning
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