“A Death in the Gunj” is an apt title that raises an occult curiosity which compels us to examine each character closely and probe their subtle behavioral changes, in a way to …

If I could describe 2016 in three words it would be – Poetry, grief and terror. The three recurring themes ran through almost all of the films on this list. …

In the last 5 years, Hindi film industry has produced some really great films which were groundbreaking in their own ways. We had films like Delhi Belly, Gangs of Wasseypur, …

As a child, one dreams of what they want to be when they grow up. While getting to that point takes all kinds of pit-stops, sometimes your life turns out differently from what you’ve imagined. Kore-eda himself confesses that he wanted to be a successful writer and not a film-maker and somehow things didn’t work his way. After the Storm tells us that it’s totally okay to have failed at what you wanted to be because life doesn’t end there. What’s most important is to not undo the past, but correct all the imperfections that hinder the present.

Joachim Trier is a Danish-born Norwegian filmmaker, whose films courageously reveal the angst of contemporary reality with a creative evocation of human pathos. His narrative provides a striking balance between …

Park Chan-wook is undoubtedly one of the most influential filmmakers of the last two decades. The South Korean auteur is known for quirky, absurdist humor brought out by multiple plotlines …