You've probably heard Nucleya's version of "Laung Gawacha" at the tail-end of a wedding reception, when the DJ's trying to get the young crowd onto the dance fl... Read More...
Kenneth Lonergan's films are rooted in their love of the underdogs and forgotten characters in society and sticks with their foibles. His latest feature, Manche... Read More...
Barry Jenkins' Moonlight opens with young Chiron sprinting away from bullies and hiding away in a derelict building. It's a telling moment into his tortured psy... Read More...
Andrea Arnold is that rare director who employs a cinema verité style to let a moment unfold in an unexpected fashion. In her latest feature American Honey, she... Read More...
Adapting Sarah Water's lesbian novel Fingersmith for cinema may seem like an incongruous task, but Korean director Park Chan Wook (Oldboy)'s The Handmaiden is a... Read More...
After years of classing up Bollywood films like Wake Up Sid and being one of India's go-to indie actresses, Konkona Sen Sharma makes a startlingly assured direc... Read More...
The Indian Summer Festival has named Vivek Shraya, the Poetic Polymath and it's a fitting title for such a talented artist.
With her beautiful short story co... Read More...
In a country where they're already on the third iteration of the Kya Kool Hain Hum and Masti franchises, Indian sex comedies tend to be gleeful in their treatme... Read More...
Meeting one of your heroes can be a daunting task, but celebrated director/producer Anurag Kashyap (Gangs of Wasseypur, Dev D, Bombay Velvet) wasn't the imposin... Read More...
"This is a film for us, not about us" says director Deepa Mehta about Beeba Boys, which looks at identity and style through the guise of a gangster film that pl... Read More...
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