Black Dog wears this heritage proudly on its sleeve, to ground a film that can at times feel too universal.
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Black Dog wears this heritage proudly on its sleeve, to ground a film that can at times feel too universal.
We speak to Payal Kapardia about her new film, loitering, urban expansion, and rice cookers.
We Live In Time is a very human film, performed exquisitely by its two leads.
The raw enormity of the feelings on screen are undeniably moving, and I found myself teary-eyed at a few points throughout.
Despite its rush to finish, Holy Cow is funny, warm and runs its course with a wry charm befitting of the characters.
The performances are all given a lot of heart, and expect it to win a lot of awards based on them.
In an age so inundated with the complexity, knowledge and trauma of oppression across the globe, it is immensely inspiring to bear witness to a war cry for future freedom.
Visit your local cinema freely. Go safely, and leave a piece of the happiness you brought with you.
The Monk and the Gun has a real heart. One worth seeing if you’re after some visually delightful, narratively relaxed escapism.
The sets are huge, and the costumes, scenery and choreography are inch-perfect. With a snappy script and precise editing, there isn't a moment wasted as we jump from scene to scene.
Are you not entertained? We sure are!
Twice the length and half as scary, Smile 2 is Smile 1 with a coat of lip-gloss.
Litigations, lawsuits and reputation on the line: The Apprentice walks willingly into the line of fire.
it’s a film that never allows you to sit comfortably with any one emotion for its entire run-time.
Confidenza (Trust) sets a very high bar for this season's ST. Ali Italian Film Festival.
Tight writing, committed performances, sickening practical effects - The Substance is a certified cult-classic.
With more red herrings than the subtropical waters of the Caribbean Sea: Strange Darling shines when it submits to what it is.
Impeccable performances bring every ounce of doubt and anguish to the fore without even opening their mouths.