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The Tamil movie Viduthalai Part 2, directed by Vetrimaaran unveils the complicated conundrum that links the unprivileged section, law and powers that be. Based on writer Jeyamohan's short story 'Thunaivan', the movie quintessentially portrays the struggles, desperation, pain and injustice the
‘The Seed of the Sacred Fig,’ a Cannes Special Jury Award winner and a frontrunner in the Best International Feature Film category at the Oscars*, bluntly narrates the life of a mother and her two daughters in Iran during the anti-compulsory hijab law protests that reached their peak in 2022,
Aashiq Abu's tryst with guns and henchmen began with the 2014 film 'Gangster'. 10 years later, he is back with yet another revenge drama, but with more guns and style than its predecessor. A young superstar Shah Jahan (Vineeth Kumar) arrives at the Rifle Club, owned by a powerful family in Wayanad,
‘The Girl with the Needle’ is hell brought onto the screen. In this film, Poland-based Swedish director Magnus von Horn relooks into the 1920’s baby killer case, the most shocking serial killing episode in Denmark’s history. Von Horn does it with ample creative freedom, fictionalising the dark
On the outset, 'Kneecap' appears to be a film on hip-hop, drugs and trance visuals, but there's more to it than meets the eye. The movie, directed by Rich Peppiatt, is a fictionalised biopic of the Irish hip-hop trio named Kneecap. Released in 2024, the comedy-drama charts the meteoric rise of the
'Feminichy Fathima' (Feminist Fathima), the Malayalam film directed by Fasil Muhammed, is an intentional work of art. Right from its title, the film makes its intention clear. It aims to provoke patriarchy which thrives on religion. The film touches a nerve with its straight forward criticism of
'Meeting with Pol Pot' -- the straight forward title is more than enough to evoke curiosity among those who have heard the name of the Cambodian dictator believed to be responsible for the death of a million people in his quest to transform his country into a communist Utopia. French-schooled
The film also does it, finding its own narrative path with a bizarre layer of humour rolling all over it.
Raj B Shetty-starrer 'Rudhiram' opens with a shot of a baby crying at the seashore, supposedly abandoned by its parents. It then shifts to a masked man opening a hidden room much to the agony of a young woman who is trapped inside. Her pet dog Piku is equally petrified as the man approaches his
The movie kicks off with Pushpa now at the helm of the sandalwood smuggling syndicate, stronger and more powerful than ever.
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