We identify with these films because we identify with these conflicts. The film doesn't offer many surprises, but it works because there's grace, there's a quiet dignity.
Mallesham is not headlined by a big star, the first of many things this winning film gets right.
In Prathi Poovankozhi, directed by Rosshan Andrews, Manju Warrier plays a no-nonsense clothing-store employee named Madhuri. There’s a briskness to the woman, even in her walk. She doesn’t stop still for...
There's not one actorly or directorly moment -- there's not one human moment. There is, however, plenty of unintentional comedy
Making connections with people interested in Asian cinema. Finding script mentors, technical collaborators, international co-producers and sales agents. Finding global and alternative markets for your films…
It's hardest to play heavy scenes in a light manner, and these actors do it marvellously. The director chooses to discard microscopic detail in favour of broad arcs and happy-making vignettes.
We identify with these films because we identify with these conflicts. The film doesn't offer many surprises, but it works because there's grace, there's a quiet dignity.
Mallesham is not headlined by a big star, the first of many things this winning film gets right.
In Prathi Poovankozhi, directed by Rosshan Andrews, Manju Warrier plays a no-nonsense clothing-store employee named Madhuri. There’s a briskness to the woman, even in her walk. She doesn’t stop still for...
There's not one actorly or directorly moment -- there's not one human moment. There is, however, plenty of unintentional comedy
Making connections with people interested in Asian cinema. Finding script mentors, technical collaborators, international co-producers and sales agents. Finding global and alternative markets for your films…
It's hardest to play heavy scenes in a light manner, and these actors do it marvellously. The director chooses to discard microscopic detail in favour of broad arcs and happy-making vignettes.
Anupama Chopra is a film critic, television anchor and book author. She has been writing about Bollywood since 1993. Her work has appeared in publications such as The New York...
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A film critic (formerly of Mumbai Mirror, Catch News) and columnist (The Hindu), Rahul Desai writes about everything cinematic under Mumbai's hot sun, including short films, web shows and desi...
Know MoreAnupama Chopra is a film critic, television anchor and book author. She has been writing about Bollywood since 1993. Her work has appeared in publications such as The New York...
A film critic (formerly of Mumbai Mirror, Catch News) and columnist (The Hindu), Rahul Desai writes about everything cinematic under Mumbai's hot sun, including short films, web shows and desi...
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