Emilia Pérez is a well-acted and directed drama, with the spark of female bonding between the various characters proving both exciting and deeply moving.
As a miniseries, Disclaimer is a richly crafted work, filled with poignant moments and a touch of irony, offering perceptive insights into contemporary life.
The Shadow Strays presents another tale of heightened reality and confrontations that fall victim to stylized filmmaking.
La Máquina delivers fluffy and vacuous thrills that fail to engage us and allow us to truly participate in the adversities and dilemmas of the protagonist.
CTRL holds a mirror to us all, challenging us to confront the troubling aspects of our internet personas and how those identities can become fragmented, distorted, and even impossible to decipher in the digital haze.
Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story ultimately fails to reach it's potential effectively and detracts us from remaining completely engrossed.
Despite the filmmaker's intentions to create a rich and thought-provoking narrative, Berlin ultimately falls short of its aspirations.
Uljhan - The Knot is a social drama that has the sheer grit and ability to look into the eye of a festering social problem.
Anubhav Sinha's non-sentimental and matter-of-fact approach makes the series all the more powerful, as it presents the events with stark realism and honesty.
Only the River Flows is a slow burn that defies conventional approaches.