Ice on Fire [2019] Review – A Climate Change Documentary Laced with Hope
Leila Conners’ Ice on Fire (2019) is both a wake-up call and a call to action documentary that (once again)…
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Sachin: A Billion Dreams (2017) Documentary Review: Humanizing the God
In a country where sport, essentially cricket, is one of the parameters of nationwide pride and patriotism, Sachin is,…
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The Eagle Huntress [2016] – A Feel-Good Documentary Led by an Incredibly Charismatic Girl
The vast, pristine location of the Mongolian Altai Mountains in Otto Bell’s inspirational documentary, The Eagle Huntress [2016), looks untouched…
Martin Scorsese Picks His 10 Favorite Films of All Time
Martin Scorsese, shaped by French New Wave and Italian Neo-realism and inspired by filmmakers like Satyajit Ray and Federico Fellini,…
Halloween Special — The Cinematic History of the Witch: From Hag to Heroine
Movie Monsters are timeless archetypes that have graced the silver screen for decades. While there are more abstract archetypes like…
Halloween Special — The Haunting That Lingers: Revisiting the Horror of ‘Lake Mungo’ (2008)
“Lake Mungo” has long held a curious spot in the horror lexicon. If someone were to search online for the…
All Seven Vetrimaaran Films Ranked
Tamil filmmaker Vetrimaaran belongs to a rare breed of directors whose taut screenwriting, intuitive casting, and grounded storytelling have reshaped…
Roads of Fire (2025) Movie Review: A Harrowing Skillfully Managed Portrait of People in Need
Films about immigrants, both fictional and documentary, must always avoid oversentimentalizing in an already heated political environment. For its most…
Seeing ‘Sir’ Through Dalit Feminist Gaze: Love Amid Inequality
With pauses that stretch into silence, corridors heavy with unspoken words, and a narrative that refuses to rush, Rohena Gera’s…