Tag: Cinema of India
Sabar Bonda (Cactus Pears) | Review
Ripe Fruits: Kanawade Taps the Bittersweet Rind of Going Home Again
While there’s been an uptick in contemporary LGBTQ+ films from India over the past...
Sister Midnight | Review
Crazy On You: Kandhari’s Strange Fantasy of Madness
It’s been nearly twenty years since director Karan Kandhari’s 2005 debut Bye Bye Miss Goodnight (since then working on...
Thrice as Nice: Kapadia’s ‘All We Imagine as Light’ is Part of Mumbai Trilogy
We got a quick blurb update from the folks at Variety: After campaigning since Cannes, Payal Kapadia has offered a glimpse into the near...
All We Imagine as Light | Review
The Big City: Kapadia Designs Lovely Portrait of Friendship and Free Will
Mumbai is a city of illusions, a character remarks in Payal Kapadia’s debut...
In Retreat | 2024 Cannes Film Festival Review
A Man of Constant Sorrow: Ali Explores the Network of Disconnection
There’s an inescapable sense of mournfulness throughout Maisam Ali’s debut In Retreat, in which...
Interview: Tarsem Singh – Dear Jassi
There is a moment in Dear Jassi where the film tonally comes to a halt. A psychologically disturbing full stop that should come as...
