MOVIE REVIEWS
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Darius Marder’s debut venture Sound of Metal is a momentous representation of the poignant journey…
Haruki Murakami’s stories have fascinated readers for decades now. His works have been translated from…
In an era of comic book movie exploitation, rare is the occasion where a film,…
With Bollywood screenwriters giving a new lease of life to the ordinary man on screen, megastars from…
While inspirational sports narratives and comedies have become increasingly common in cinema now, one may…
‘When my father died, all I ever wanted to do was protect my mother. And…
The beauty of cinema lies in its ability to transport the viewer to its own,…
Gore Verbinski is an American filmmaker who started his feature film career with the comedy…
It’s no secret that David Goron Green’s newest entry on the legendary slasher franchise has…
An outstanding recreation of one man’s fight to reclaim his country, Sardar Udham is aesthetically…
With a longstanding image of liberalism within the region, Taiwan became the first country in…
The following article contains heavy spoilers as it is not just a review, but a…
Elo, an eerie, incisive silent short film (28 minutes) from Karachi about suicide ably juxtaposes…
When everyone watched the conclusion of the scene on Vormir in Avengers: Endgame, it was…
Nobody Knows is a 2004 Japanese film by Hirokazu Koreeda, of After Life and Shoplifters fame. The…
