RJ Balaji: I make films for the common man

RJ Balaji talks about criticism, his decision to stop doing supporting roles, his stint as a cricket commentator, and his directorial debut, Mookuthi Amman

10 Nov 2020

Director Aju Kizhumala: Drama is the longest one-shot film in India

Drama stars Kishore and Charlie in a lead roles, which is a chamber drama set in a police station

02 Nov 2020

Rebecca movie review: A bland revisit to Manderly

Ben Wheatley's reimagination of Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca as a coming-of-age story of the nameless protagonist misses out on the novel's essence

23 Oct 2020

The Trial Of The Chicago 7 review: Aaron Sorkin's period courtroom drama has uncanny relevance to today

Aaron Sorkin's second directorial has relevance not just to the current situation in the US, but closer home as well

22 Oct 2020

Dick Johnson is Dead Review: An original cinematic experience

The human moments juxtaposed with the dark humour of Dick’s deaths make at once for quality cinema and a winning documentary

10 Feb 2021

Utopia review: Initial promise goes astray

28 Sep 2020

The Paramedic (Spanish) Movie Review: The fallen angel

A lonely man, a deadly obsession—the plot is definitely not new. The protagonist—ironically named Ángel Hernandez (Mario Casas)—is a paramedic.

27 Sep 2020

SP Balasubrahmanyam: The actor behind the singer

We didn't just lose a singer but a commendable actor as well says co-stars of SPB 

25 Sep 2020

Cuties Movie Review: A provocative film susceptible to misinterpretation

To show problematic reality should not be thought of as a problem. If Cuties were a Twitter profile, the director might have used the disclaimer: Depiction is not endorsement.

11 Sep 2020

I’m Thinking Of Ending Things Movie Review: Another Kaufmansque film from Charlie

04 Sep 2020

Sam CS: Madhavan's Rocketry will take my career to the next level

CS Sam, who has completed a decade as composer, shares his experience of working on Madhavan’s upcoming pan-Indian film, and predicts the future of film music

12 Aug 2020

The Hater Review: In this unusual revenge story, the protagonist returns hatred with interest

This development may seem like a contrivance, but the pace of the film makes sure you don’t get time to linger over any shortcomings.

09 Aug 2020

Stateless review: Predictable yet painful story of the illegal immigration crisis

Streaming on Netflix, Stateless is a devastating story of immigrants and the officers who control them

10 Jul 2020

Homemade review: A group of filmmakers unite to elevate lockdown cinema

17 short films from across the world shot during the lockdown prove art thrives even in the worst of situations

03 Jul 2020

Dark season 3 review: Light at the end of the cave
 

The final season of Dark ends on a great note that befits the tone and style of the series

30 Jun 2020