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	Biweekly Binge: Freedom over time A fortnightly column on what’s good in the vast ocean of content in the streaming platforms around you, and this week, it's Great Freedom Published on 16th June 2022
	Biweekly Binge: Up in the air A fortnightly column on what’s good in the vast ocean of content in the streaming platforms around you, and this week, it's Zero Fucks Given Published on 6th April 2022
	The Worst Person In The World to release on MUBI on May 13 Joachim Trier’s film is nominated in two categories at the Oscars  Published on 2nd March 2022
	Ballad of a White Cow Movie Review: A searing portrait of loss, guilt and retribution Filmmaker-actor Maryam Moqadam is terrific as a widow seeking justice for her wronged husband Published on 24th February 2022
	Dhanak, Queen Margot and Fallen Angels among MUBI's holiday additions Shanker Raman's Gurgaon and Nagesh Kukunoor's Dhanak will join international titles like Jane Campion's Bright Star Published on 17th December 2021
	Vikramaditya Motwane curates seven-film spotlight for MUBI The selections will be available on the platform starting December 6 Published on 6th December 2021
	Biweekly Binge: Ruins of an American Dream A fortnightly column on what’s good in the vast ocean of content in the streaming platforms around you, and this week, it's First Cow – coming to MUBI on July 9 Published on 30th June 2021
	Biweekly Binge: Right to Remain Uncertain A fortnightly column on what’s good in the vast ocean of content in the streaming platforms around you, and this week, it's Shiva Baby – streaming on MUBI Published on 16th June 2021
	Biweekly Binge: Time hopping through history via cinema A fortnightly column on what’s good in the vast ocean of content in the streaming platforms around you, and this week, it's Labyrinth of Cinema, streaming on MUBI Published on 11th May 2021
	Home Theatre: Labyrinth of Cinema - Make movies, not war A fortnightly column that focuses on notable content available on the streaming platforms around you, and this week it is Labyrinth of Cinema, streaming on MUBI  Published on 12th May 2021
	Biweekly Binge: Films on and as movement A fortnightly column on what’s good in the vast ocean of content in the streaming platforms around you, and this week, it's Songs My Brothers Taught Me, streaming on MUBI Published on 21st April 2021
	Biweekly Binge: A panoramic view of the Middle East crisis A fortnightly column on what’s good in the vast ocean of content in the streaming platforms around you, and this week it's Notturno streaming on MUBI Published on 31st March 2021
	Dust director Udita Bhargava: Terms like ‘Maoist’ and ‘Naxal’ are used to demonize resistance movements Dust, on Mubi, follows a German man who visits Indore after the death of his photojournalist girlfriend  Published on 13th March 2021
	Notturno to premiere on Mubi on March 5 Told using footage captured from the borders of Iran, Kurdistan, Syria and Lebanon, the film is a depiction of three turbulent years in the heart of Middle Eastern war zones Published on 9th February 2021
	The patterned artistry of Knock Knock Knock Sudhanshu Saria’s stimulating short film on MUBI knocks on strange doors Published on 29th September 2020