Mrinal Rajaram
F*ck Love Too Movie Review: A big zero in all departments!
The primary language of the film is Dutch, but it ought to have been stupidity. No subtitles needed for that to translate.
21 May 2022
The Getaway King Film Review: Entertaining and stylish, yet not lacking in depth
The Getaway King fuses a technically brilliant style with exceptional acting and writing to present the larger-than-life story of popular thief, Zdzisław Najmrodzki
13 May 2022
Along for the Ride Movie Review: This ride had the potential to be so much better
A 50-50 sort of young adult adaptation; good in parts, mediocre in others
07 May 2022
Anatomy of a Scandal Review: A fine adaptation
A must-watch that addresses consent, patriarchy, privilege, and male entitlement in the influential world of British politics
02 May 2022
Honeymoon With My Mother Movie Review: A subpar film that is neither comedy nor drama
The central problem is that it isn’t totally sure about what it’s trying to say. Predictable and flat on the comedic side, the drama isn’t suited to its simplistically sketched characters
01 May 2022
He’s Expecting Series Review: A brilliant, progressive series set in the feminist tradition
He’s Expecting is a progressive and powerful series that tackles the subject of traditional gender roles in a patriarchal world
23 Apr 2022
Dancing on Glass Movie Review: Extreme, thought-provoking, and frightening
A fine, intense film that poses pertinent questions on the militant methods employed by the perfectionist world of ballet
09 Apr 2022
The Bubble Movie Review: A general lack of humour in this meta-comedy set in Covid times
A general lack of humour in this meta-comedy set in Covid times
02 Apr 2022
Love Like the Falling Petals Review: Heartfelt, poignant and somewhat predictable
A romantic story lending itself to cliché is saved by the exploration of its sensitive theme
30 Mar 2022
Black Crab Movie Review: Intensely brilliant Noomi Rapace in a predictable film
Black Crab impresses with its characters and cinematography, while its predictable storyline leaves room for improvement
19 Mar 2022
Rabid Series Review: A bizarre and unsettling pandemic-inspired take
Rabid’s inaugural season distils the fear of a Covid and post-Covid world, where the new normal brings with it horrific consequences.
13 Mar 2022
Restless Movie Review: Predictable crime drama that fails to utilise its potential
An interestingly engaging first half and a melodramatically disastrous second, make this French remake of a South Korean crime film, a wasted potential
26 Feb 2022
One Of Us Is Lying Series Review: Another good young adult adaptation added to the stable
A show that refrains from melodramatic writing, despite the young adult milieu it’s set in, makes One Of Us Is Lying compelling to watch
20 Feb 2022
Inventing Anna Review: The con woman antihero in the age of social media
A riveting account of the Anna Delvey story, infused with mystique by Julia Garner’s titular role
14 Feb 2022
Through My Window Review: A complicated teen romantic drama presented in varying shades
Through My Window is an intense teenage drama that grapples with the complex brush of first love
05 Feb 2022
