Every Sriram Raghavan Film Ranked
Sriram Raghavan is a filmmaker India needs, and a filmmaker India deserves. Raghavan’s work has defined a cinematic aesthetic, a…
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8 Movies to Watch If You Liked ‘Monkey Man’ (2024)
Audacious, brutal, and unrefined, Dev Patel’s directorial debut, “Monkey Man,” is a film that wears its influences unapologetically on its…
Girls State (2024) Documentary Review: The Sequel Documentary to 2020’s Boys State Invites An Inevitable Comparison, and That is the Point
I am still reminded of the sentiment I felt back in 2020 while first watching Jesse Moss and Amanda McBaine’s…
Days (2020) Movie Review: Come Healing of the Body, Come Healing of the Mind
Tsai Ming-Liang’s cinema, over the entire course of his career, has always gradually swung between marginalized lives and repressed desires….
Blue Sunshine (2024) ‘Glasgow Film Festival’ Movie Review – Samyuktha Vijayan Shines in this Conflict between Poignant Metamorphosis and Social Stigma
Genderism has become a debatable area of decision-making in this era of desiring change. We witness the expansion of the…
10 Movies to Watch If You Like “The Hunger Games”
10 Movies like The Hunger Games: If we’re talking about modern film franchises that have achieved “iconic” status, you’d be…
“That’s Bodhi!”: Homoeroticism in Action Cinema
Homoeroticism in Action Cinema: The 1991 crime thriller “Point Break” introduces its antagonist to the main character in the following…
5 Jaw-Dropping Years When Summer Blockbuster Movies Totally Outshined Oscar Contenders
As has been the tradition now for over 4 decades, summer has been the preeminent season in which Hollywood unveils its latest slate of blockbuster extravaganzas. With summer being mostly reserved for popcorn flicks, the fall and winter months have become known as Oscar season where studios release films that are friendlier to film critics as well as members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in an effort to garner as much awards buzz as possible with the ultimate end goal of earning some recognition at the Academy Awards.
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Maamla Legal Hai (Season 1) Review: Too Overt to be an Effective Satire, But a Comforting Watch due to its Modest Ambitions
“A show dealing with events ripped from the headlines” gives a fictional narrative an added amount of weight, as well…