Browsing: Movie Reviews

Ari Aster’s Eddington aims to be thought-provoking piece on the world, but ends up as an overstuffed feature with a great Joaquin Phoenix.

While ‘Case 137’ doesn’t re-invent the police drama genre, it’s a thought-provoking and suspenseful movie anchored by a great Léa Drucker.

Fréwaka delves into grief and trauma within the folk horror genre, creating a captivating yet atmospheric tale.

Dive into the chaos of Hurry Up Tomorrow, a show that aimed for star power but missed the mark of meaningful storytelling.

While the narrative and the songs slightly fall flat, there’s a lot of heart, warmth and wonderful acting in this touching debut.

Dive into Sister Midnight, a clever vampire film that blends horror-comedy with a take on arranged marriage, directed by Karan Kandhari.

Delve into Durga Chew-Bose’s Bonjour Tristesse, a film rich in nostalgia and emotional depth captured in a unique narrative style.

Unpack the social awkwardness of making friends as adults through the lens of humor in Friendship by Andrew DeYoung.

While Clara Rugaard carries ‘Juliet & Romeo’ with much grace and emotions, the songs makes this feature more tragic than the original work.

Sew Torn weaves a tale of ambition and disappointment, following a seamstress caught in a web of chaos and intrigue.