Director Niccolò Castelli’s Atlas opens with a rock-climbing expedition. It is vertigo-inducing and, for...
World Cinema Reviews
Tribeca Review: ‘India Sweets and Spices’ is a charming family film peppered with warmth and sarcasm
Time is the biggest narrative changer. In Geeta Malik’s fascinating coming-of-age drama India Sweets...
The COVID-19 pandemic which has been quietly crippling our lives for several months (it’s...
Director Hannah Marks’ Mark, Mary & Some Other People is a celebration of all...
Director Pan Nalin’s Gujarati language film from India, Last Film Show is filled with...
Randall Okita’s amusingly titled See For Me is centred on a mobile application by...
Happy to announce that Filmy Sasi will be covering the 20th-anniversary edition of the coveted...
As I watched Chloé Zhao’s delightfully slow-born Nomadland, I quickly reminisced about British filmmaker...
Thomas Vinterberg’s cinema is one-of-a-kind. If we happen to observe his short yet vivid...