Sarfira shows an unwillingness to explore anyone or anything other than the trials and triumphs of the protagonist.
Longlegs is an ominous, dread inducing flick helmed by exceptional lead performances and a unique visual style.
With Kill, Nikhil Nagesh Bhat has undeniably carved out a niche for himself and has us eagerly anticipating his next project.
Second Chance is an introspective drama that adeptly portrays a wide range of emotions, from the resilience of optimism to the debilitating effects of pain.
While Kalki 2898 AD excels in craftsmanship, its storytelling needs to be pushed to the limit in future editions to ensure a longer-lasting appeal.
With sharp dialogue, laugh out loud black comedy and a lot of themes and ideas to chew on (perhaps too many), Kinds of Kindness is a bold, divisive character study that will be commended by most, but not loved by all.
A Quiet Place: Day One is mostly a triumph, helmed by exceptional lead performances from Nyong’o and Quinn, brilliant technical aspects including beautiful cinematography and clever sound design.
Paradise offers a compelling viewing experience. The credit lies with Vithanage and his co-writer, Anushka Senanayake, for their decision to keep the screenplay free from extraneous plots.
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga deepens its titular protagonist and the respective post-apocalyptic world, offering a captivating origin story that enriches Fury Road, but its excessive runtime, predictability, and time spent addressing the other installment's flaws hinder its enjoyment.
Barah by Barah is ultimately heartbreaking and heartwarming in equal measure. The recreation of life in small-town India feels authentic. This indie is uncompromised cinema and ends on a hopeful high note.