Assamese Review
Kothanodi Never Loses Sight of its Primary Nature as a Bedtime Yarn
The 2015 folk horror film got none of the attention of its director Bhaskar Hazarika’s second film Aamis, but it has some of its mess-with-your-head provocativeness
Aamis Movie Review: Lyrical, Layered And Quietly Horrifying
The film premiered at the ongoing Tribeca Film Festival this week
Bhaskar Hazarika’s Aamis Is A Weird And Fascinating Meditation On Man, Meat, And Love
The Assamese language film – Hazarika’s second feature after Kothanodi – explores the uncanny relationship between food and sex. A chat with the filmmaker following its screening at the New York Indian Film Festival
Bulbul Can Sing Movie Review: A :anguid, Beautiful, Understated Tale Of A Girl Who Lear...
Director Rima Das’ film, starring Arnali Das, Bonita Thakuriya and Manoranjan Das, is competing in the Mumbai Film Festival’s India Gold category
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Village Rockstars Movie Review
The pay-off in Rima Das’ film about a young girl who dreams of owning a guitar isn’t instant but if you surrender to the world, you come away enriched and buoyant
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III Smoking Barrels: The Unreserved
In Sanjib Dey’s multilingual anthology of three short films, the level of craft advances in strange sync with the age of its protagonists
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