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Karnan: A deep reading into Mari Selvaraj’s subversive searing saga
The writer, in this meditation on director Mari Selvaraj’s work—particularly, his second film, Karnan—speaks of artistic influences, patterns, and the poetry and burning passion in his cinema
14 Apr 2021
Maadathy, an Unfairy Tale Movie Review: Leena Manimekalai’s blazing, poignant tale of terror
Leena Manimekalai’s Maadathy is a rare tale of oppression that gushes with the frenzy of terror and ventures into an inventive genre
11 Oct 2020
Fear does not incite change: Kiss the Ground associate producer Grace Moore
Grace Moore, the associate producer and millennial spokesperson of Kiss the Ground, talks about creating an interactive model of a documentary film, and more
08 Oct 2020
The Binding Review: An eerie yet cliched Italian horror
The Binding is neither unhinged nor inventive in its horror despite certain briefly fascinating elements
08 Oct 2020
The Literature and Cinema of Mari Selvaraj’s Pariyerum Perumal
The writer speaks of influences on director Mari Selvaraj’s striking debut, Pariyerum Perumal, and the themes and ideas of the film that are evident even in his early forays into literature
28 Sep 2020
Kiss the Ground Review: Tickells’ instructive documentary presents an effective solution to climate change
Instructive and inspiring, the documentary delves into the viabilities and promises a solution to rethink modern agriculture through real life accounts of regenerative ranchers and conservationists
22 Sep 2020
If Only Movie Review: Ginerva Elkann’s debut is a heartwarming portrait of childhood and family
A dreamy film that thrives on nostalgia, If Only feels like a journey back to childhood when life was a lucid, joyous dream
21 Sep 2020
