High On Films
Karan Tejpal’s debut feature “Stolen” is currently streaming on Amazon Prime. It’s a breathtaking survival thriller that will leave you…
In her article Playing Cricket in Eidgah: Affective Labour in Kashmiri Childhood(s), Sarbani Sharma postulates “the figure of the Kashmiri…
Cinematic space has the potential to transcend the limited four borders of the frame and go beyond, and sometimes, even…
Directed by Michael Pearce, Apple TV’s “Echo Valley” (2025) is an evasively incoherent thriller. Swinging between heavy melodrama and palatable…
As gaming culture continues to thrive, filmmakers recognise the opportunity to connect with audiences by incorporating familiar elements. The merging…
From bold visuals to cultural roots, how Azerbaijan’s most experimental art director built a global creative career by rethinking the…
The Gilgo Beach case has long captured public attention for its grim details and elusive perpetrator. Peacock’s new docuseries, Gilgo…
Have you ever noticed how breathtaking the landscapes in queer cinema often are? Luscious shots of ripe fruit hanging from…
Jesse Armstrong’s Mountainhead (2025) marks a sharp, acerbic entry into the growing canon of tech-world satires. Known best for his…