Reviews
This Is Paris: A Strong Peek Behind The Paris Hilton Legacy
The documentary makes it evident that while we were busy viewing her as a social experiment, we were the social experiment all along
Enola Holmes Review: A Confused Rumble Of Uneventful Adventures
The mystery in the Netflix film is so gloriously weak that even an Enid Blyton-reading 10-year-old could solve it
Review Of Time Enna Boss On Amazon Prime Video
Let’s not class it up by calling it word play but the writers of Time Enna Boss have a unique strand of genius in them when it comes to some good old mokkai.
Halahal On Eros Now Is A Potent, Layered Grieving-Parent Thriller
Perhaps its biggest strength is its subversion of the grieving-parent template
Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitare's Parts Are Greater Than Its Whole
Despite its tropes, Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitare finds light in the crowded universe of two cousins
Despite Good Intentions, Dolly Kitty Aur Woh Chamakte Sitare Doesn’t Deliver
There are simply too many points being made. And as the political overwhelms the personal, the film loses its hold.
Cabin Fever Is A Young, Witty Snapshot Of Lockdown Love
A three-part mini-series of video calls between a stir-crazy young couple, Cabin Fever is one of the cooler lockdown-set stories produced in the last six months.
The Devil All The Time On Netflix Review: A Patient And Bloody Tale
Set in coal-country America between World War 2 and the Vietnam War, this story is filled with “a lot of no-good sons of bitches”, gunning and gutting each other
Notes from TIFF: COVID-19 Documentary 76 Days
76 days is frenzied, claustrophobic reportage from the frontlines of the fight against Covid.
Knock Knock Knock On MUBI Is A Cold And Distant Arthouse Thriller
It’s natural to get impatient with a film that’s too long to be a short and too short to be a feature.
Away Review: There’s More Soapy Drama Than Sci-fi, And That’s Fine
A compelling but contrived look at the mental fortitude interplanetary travel requires, starring Hilary Swank
Tiki Taka on Zee5 is the Movie Equivalent of a Bad Trip
Directed by and starring Parambrata Chatterjee, Tiki Taka is the kind of film that you give up on in 20 minutes, but since as a reviewer you don’t have that choice, you soldier on.
